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INSIDE ANTIQUES & COLLECTING: A treat for Halloween collectors, F3 LEE REICH: Methods for multiplying bulb blessings, F2 PROJECT OF THE WEEK: Make your own humble pie safe, F4 HOME PLAN: Modern layout with relaxed country style, F8 MORTGAGE RATES: New record lows, F9

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Multiply bulbs with these methods Just as with your forsythia or rose bush, buds grow wherever leaves meet a stem. In bulbs, these buds become bulblets, which grow up to become first offsets and then bona fide bulbs themselves. of each scale.

When propagating bulbs, just as when propagating any plant, the next step is waiting. The time for your new “bulbs” to reach flowering size depends on the kind of bulb and the method of propagation: a year for a daffodil offset, a couple of Scoring a hyacinth bulb is one way to make lots of new bulbs from a single one, as long as you years for a crocus cormel or lily have patience. (LEE REICH PHOTO) scale, three or four years for hyacinths bulblets. as daffodils and squill. Perform multipliers — is with cuttage.

Setting aside a nursery row Lily is a bulb with naked this operation by slicing a bulb Turn the bulb upside down is the best way to manage scales, and a few of these from top to bottom into eight and score it through its center, scales can be flicked off a digging and keeping track of or so vertical sections, each dividing the base into six pie these plants. mother bulb for rooting. Just with a piece of the base. Plant shaped sections. AlternativeYes, multiplying bulbs does take a few, so enough scales ly, scoop out the base with a the cuttings in a flat covered take some trouble and time, are left to nourish the mother knife. Either way, you will have bulb when you replant it. Toss but you end up with oodles of with enough potting soil so nipped out the growing point only the tips show, and keep the scales into a bag with some plants. And this parenting is the flat moist and at room tem- within, letting side “shoots”, moist perlite and keep the bag fun. perature. Bulblets will form at i.e. bulblets, grow, just like Any gardening questions? at room temperature. the base of each cutting. when you make any stem more Email them to me at garden@ After six to 12 weeks, move Yet another way to increase bushy by nipping out its top leereich.com and I’ll try to anthe bag into the refrigerator the number of bulblets — bud. Replant the bulb, then until early spring, when you’re swering them directly or in this especially useful with hyareap your bulblet harvest next ready to plant. Expect three to column. Come visit my garden cinths, which are naturally shy year. five bulblets to form at the base at leereich.com/blog.

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AIT! BEFORE you put those tulip, daffodil, crocus, and hyacinth bulbs in the ground: Do you want to multiply them? Sure, they’ll multiply by themselves, but you could speed up the process.

Before you can multiply a bulb, you have to know if it really is a bulb. Some so-called bulbs, such as crocus and gladiolus, are in fact corms, which are just thickened hunks of stem.

If you want crocuses to multiply prolifically, make cuttings, just as you would with any stem. Each cutting needs at least one bud, or eye, best seen on a corm by removing the papery covering. Because of all this wounding and the difficulty of seeing the eyes this time of year, perhaps you should wait until early spring to cut up crocus corms. Then, wounds heal most quickly and eyes are plumping up.

Corms can also be propagated another way, with cormels.

As the name suggests, these are baby corms, and they’re produced around the base of a corm. Plant your crocus shallower than recommended and you’ll get more cormels.

Most other common spring bulbs are true bulbs, consisting of a flattened piece of stem with the bulk of the bulb made up of leaves, scales, or both.

Just as with your forsythia or rose bush, buds grow wherever leaves meet a stem. In bulbs, these buds become bulblets, which grow up to become first offsets and then bona fide bulbs themselves.

One way to multiply bulbs is to just dig them up sometime between early summer and now, then snap off and plant out the offsets. Not having to elbow around in the dirt with their mother bulb, bulblets, or other offsets lets these separated offsets grow quickly to flowering size — and make more of their own bulblets and offsets.

For greater increase, make bulb cuttings of such beauties

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Terry and Kim Kovel | Antiques and Collecting

Here’s a treat for Halloween collectors

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ALLOWEEN IS becoming one of the most popular holidays for collectors. Of course, children still dress in costumes and go door to door for treats, but the holiday’s collectors are more interested in the “trick or treat” bags or decorations that are created each year.

Carved pumpkin jack-o’lanterns are being replaced by plastic, foam or cardboard.

They can be saved and used for many years. Hundreds of witches, ghosts, black cats and skeletons are manufactured and sold to decorate a house inside and out, but it is the vintage toys, candy containers, postcards, costumes, noise makers and sparklers made since the early 1900s that attracted the collectors in the late 1970s.

Today there are important auctions featuring Halloween, including modern dolls and figures, full-size ghosts that guard the front door and even a pair of legs in striped stockings and pointy shoes that is all that is left of the witch who landed in the planter headfirst.

Display the collection in a cool room without bright lights or sunlight and handle with care the papier-mache candy containers made in Germany in the 1930s. They are expensive today, $50 to $150, and an adult-size skeleton costume in good shape with a papier-mache skull mask sells for hundreds of dollars.

This toy, a dancing couple with pumpkin heads, is on a wheeled platform, and they dance in circles when wound up. It was probably made in the early 1900s. Bertoia Auctions sold the toy for $1,920.

CURRENT PRICES Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions.

Scale, candy, Toledo Springless, Style No. 12, old yellow paint, metal scoop tray, metal label, c.1903, 19 1/2 x 19 inches, $95.

Halloween Jack-O’-Lantern, papier-mache, orange, melon ribs, scary face, paper insert eyes & teeth, wire handle, 9 inches, $190.

Salesman’s sample model stove, Little May, cast iron, sunburst decoration on door panels, miniature hot water kettle, pot & griddle, c.1890, 8 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 13 inches, $280.

Weather vane, rooster with chick, standing on feathered arrow directional, iron, rusty finish, 31 x 21 1/2 inches, $325.

Dental cabinet, mahogany, bird’s-eye maple, marble top & backsplash, 22 drawers, paneled door, original glass pulls, c.1910, 48 x 36 x 18 inches, $500.

Basket, Nantucket Lightship, oval, hinged lid, carved porpoise on plaque, eye hole clasp, horn closure peg, swing handle, marked, Stephen Gibbs, 10 x 7 x 5 inches, $825.

Libbey cut glass bowl, Wedgemere pattern, notched rim, marked, American Brilliant Period, 4 x 8 inches, $1,495.

Decoy, Black Duck, cedar, worn paint, aged patina, Lemuel & Stephen Ward, Crisfield, Md., signed by both, 1930, 18 inches, $4,060.

Rocker, Lounge Chair, George Nakashima, figured black walnut, hickory, nine spindles, armrest with free edge, signed, 1989, 35 x 34 inches, $8,125.

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The pumpkin-head dancers are wearing their original blue felt and cotton sailor outfits. They are 8 1/2 inches tall and in excellent working condition, so a collector paid $1,920.

woven cane. The tray is a curved shape and lifts up.

The chair also has a curved footrest. A stamped mark on the bottom reads “Thonet / Austria.” Can you please give me a value?

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Michael Thonet (17961871) was a German-Austrian cabinetmaker. In the 1830s in Germany, Thonet experimented with wood bending using strips of veneer and glue. He opened his own shop with his four sons in the 1840s in Vienna and developed a technique for bending rods of solid beechwood into sleek curves using hot steam.

Versions of his Vienna “bentwood” chair won medals at the 1851 Great Exhibition in London and the 1855 I have an old highchair Exposition Universelle Paris. that looks like a bentwood When Thonet died in 1871, chair. The back and seat are the company had sales loca-

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tions across Europe and in the U.S. During the late 1800s, many bentwood furniture designs were created.

In 1976, the Thonet company was divided into separate and independent German and Austrian companies. We have seen Thonet highchairs listed for sale for about $600 to $1,000 retail, but at auction they have been sold for $100 to $300.

Q. I inherited a bronze

statue of a woman in a “classical” pose, scant clothing gracefully draped around her body, and one arm raised above her head. It’s signed “Moreau, Mathu.” She’s about 20 inches high. What is its value and where can I sell it?

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Don and Dave Runyan | Project of the Week

Folk-art classic stores the humble pie

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FREE-STANDING cabinet designed to store baked goods, a pie safe was a standard fixture in most kitchens back when great-grandma was a girl.

The simple and effective design featured punched-tin panels that allowed air to circulate while keeping pests out.

Today, along with everything else in great-grandma’s kitchen, pie safes have become desirable (and valuable) antiques. More so, in fact, be-

cause the elaborate, whimsical designs often punched in the tin panels of their doors have elevated the humble pie safe to a folk-art object.

You don’t have to be an art or antiques collector (or even a baker) to enjoy this venerable kitchen classic.

This do-it-yourself version features three shelves behind a single door, and its convenient size and simple style make it a good fit for almost any room.

Easy enough for any wood-

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different abbreviations for his first name and sometimes signing his last name first, as CONTINUED FROM PAGE F3 on your statue.

Price depends on size and Your bronze statue was detail. Many of his bronze made by Mathurin Moreau, statues sell at auctions for a French sculptor who lived over $1,000. You can contact from 1822 until 1912. He’s an auction house to see if best known for his bronzes they can sell it for you, but but also worked in cast iron be sure to ask about the and marble. seller’s premium and other Moreau’s work can be found costs. in garden statues, fountains, lampposts and on building How much is a Royal facades in public places in Bayreuth milk pitcher or Paris and other countries. creamer worth? It’s shaped Moreau signed his work like a cockatoo and is white several different ways, using

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worker, the project features simple construction techniques and full-size patterns.

The plan also includes two traceable designs for the punched-tin panels, but original designs are a popular option.

The pie safe measures about 40 inches tall by 21 inches wide by 13 inches deep.

The Pie Safe plan, No. 886, is $9.95 and includes step-bystep directions with photos, full-size traceable patterns, construction diagrams, a

with slight coloration on its comb, feathers and feet.

It’s about 5 inches high.

There is a blue mark on the bottom that says “Royal Bayreuth” and has a lion holding a shield with a capital letter “T” on it, the year “1794,” and the word “Bavaria” written upside down.

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Royal Bayreuth was founded in Tettau, Bavaria, in 1794. The factory closed in 2019.

This mark was used after 1902. Some examples are tinted more than others.

shopping list and cutting schedule and a toll-free help line for project questions.

Please include $3.95 per order (not per item) for postage and handling and allow about two weeks for delivery.

To order by mail, clip this article and send it with a check or money order to U-Bild Features, c/o The Republican, 741B Olive Ave., Vista CA 92083. To order by credit card, call 1-800-828-2453. Visit U-Bild on the web at u-bild. com.

The value of your cockatoo creamer is hard to determine because it is rare and few have been sold in the past two years. There is less collector interest in the Royal Bayreuth look today. Prices before 2000 were up to $700, but newer sales only brought about $100.

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make it into the ground, because, well, bulbs don’t plant themselves.

“It’s hard work,” he said.

“Take a smaller bite, see how it goes, don’t try to get it all

done in one year.”

Bulbs are available from independent garden centers, mail-order bulb companies and other online retailers.

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another source, but selection tends to be limited and the availability period short.

There are two basic ways to employ bulbs. The first is to plant in large blocks, the second to intersperse them among existing perennials.

The latter course is especially effective in spring-themed beds, where bulbs pop up between such things as helle-

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Even if you ignore the earliest bloomers – the snowdrops and aconites – carefully selected bulbs can give you a show that in the Mid-Atlantic begins in late February and endures until at least late May, offering three months of icing on the vernal cake.

The next month is prime bulb-planting season, but these wee packets of spring can go in anytime before the ground freezes. I’d get to this sooner rather than later, though. In the hyper-domestic pandemic paradigm, many people are jumping on bulb-planting as a way of doing something for and around their homes, and varieties are selling out.

Crocuses launch a continuous and overlapping display, followed by daffodils and tulips and alliums, or ornamental onions. This weekslong parade is enlivened by specialty bulbs, which bloom in the following order, loosely: giant snowdrop, bulbous iris, common snowdrop, crocus, scilla, chionodoxa (glory-ofthe-snow), windflower and muscari (grape hyacinth). By variety, daffodils generally bloom from late February to late April, tulips from late March to early May, and most alliums in May to early June.

Hyacinths bloom in early spring; I find them awkward in the garden but cheerful as indoor potted plants. I’ve given up on fritillaries, which are, in my experience, oneshot wonders in hot, humid regions.

My long-standing advice has been to plant far more bulbs than you think is enough, so you can create drama in the garden. (The smaller the bulb, the more you should plant.)

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Rachel Kaplan, personal representative, Daniel Kaplan, personal representative, and Marion S. Kaplan, estate, to Douglas M. Horne, 17 Baldwin Lane, $285,000.

AGAWAM Alex Vilkhovoy to Timothy A. Potito Sr., and Jessica Potito, 62 Northwood St., $317,500.

Brett P. Hawkins to Tina S. Rubin, Tina S. Kaplan and Walter L. Barz, 50 Dogwood Lane, Unit 50, $179,500.

Bryan Cote, Kellee A. Cote and Kellee A. Grucci to Thomas Dickinson and Regina Dickinson, 102 White Fox Road, $330,000.

Daniel Dodge to Thomas V. Sibilia Sr., and Emily Catherine Sibilia, 51 Corey Colonial, $147,750.

Matthew Blackak, representative, and Lucille H. Blackak, estate, to Thomas E. Cascio III, Julie M. Cascio and Matthew Blackak, life estate, 274 Meadow St., $175,000.

Michael E. Piccin to Michael G. Piccin and Kathryn E. Maloney, 82 Albert St., $275,000.

Michael J. Wood and Jessica Tabb Wood to Brenda L. Parent, 90 N. Alhambra Circle, $209,000.

Nicholas R. Jerard to Adam Vanbuskirk, 201 Adams St., $293,000.

Richard S. Jackson and Crystal J. Jackson to Nicholas Edward Clark, 27 Pheasant Run Court, $249,900.

Sara E. Chaffee to John P. Elias, 50 Kensington St., $210,000.

Thomas K. Dickinson and Regina L. Dickinson to Ardian Ademi, 33 Dartmouth St., $219,900.

William R. Lyne, Dina M. Lyne and Dina M. Peters to Cennet M. Kilic, 54 Kensington St., $240,000.

AMHERST Barbara C. Rives, personal representative, Barbara C W Rives, personal representative, and Miriam K. Whaples, estate, to Michael M. MacDonald and Anita MacDonald, 169 Northampton Road, $350,000.

Ranju Shahi, Kamal Dangi, Roshna Shahi and Binaya Gc to Raj K. Shahi and Tika Shahi, 156 Columbia Drive, $422,000.

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Colleen Teal, representative, Coleen Teal, representative, Albert E. Clark, estate, and Albert Edward Clark, estate, to Cindy Lu Hube and Eleanor M. Hube, 291 Route 20, $90,000.

James M. Hurley Jr., and Christine M. Hurley to Glenn S. Welch and Shana Hendrikse, 3 Shaw Road, $705,000.

Marion A. Waskiewicz, trustee, and Marion A. Waskiewicz Revocable Trust to Amir Mikhchi and Fatemeh Justin Pelissier and Scott M. Beaulieu to MDW LLC, Palmer Road, Giahi, Trillium Way, $151,000. $50,000.

Paul Vandal to Erica Rand and Gabriel Rand, 118 Five Bridge Road, $50,000.

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Marc S. Dugree, trustee, Roger L. Archambault Trust and Marc S. Du- Richard N. Jones and Patricia S. gre, trustee, to Pavel Kalentin and Jones to Glenn D. Slade and KimberVeranika Kaletin, Ludlow Street, ly Slade, Marsh Hill Road, $60,000. $30,000.

Marc S. Dugree, trustee, Roger L. Archambault Trust and Marc S. Dugre, trustee, to Ilya A. Kalentin, Granby Road, $31,000.

CHICOPEE Anthony J. Zepko and Janice C. Zepko to Colleen Ann Larochelle and Sarah Colette Welch, 36 Irene St., $200,000.

Ashley M. Gallagher to Ryan J. Manning, 15 Leonard St., $230,000.

Brandon G. Beauvais to Donna M. Gamble, 89 Horseshoe Lane, $128,000.

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Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., trustee, by attorney, PHH Mortgage Douglas P. Allard and Carolyn R. AlCorp., attorney, to Sarah Davenport, lard to Mariana Acosta, 6 Barbara 153 East Buckland Road, $126,000. St., $267,000.

Marc S. Dugree, trustee, Roger L. Archambault Trust and Marc S. Dugre, trustee, to Sergey Kaletin, Granby Road, $34,500.

David G. Ojala to Amanda G. Steele, 25 Stone Road, $264,250.

Crystal M. Nepus, personal representative, Sarah J. Smith, personal representative, and Paul James Nepus, estate, to Timothy Merchant, 4 Daniel Square Extension, $255,000.

Ernest R. Bousquet to Dominic Kirchner II, trustee, and Kermuel Realty Trust, trustee of, 7 Clinton St., $9,000.

Peter F. Buell and Honor B. Judd to Michael B. Thorn, Bray Road, $83,500.

James Despres and Jodie Despres to Michael Christopher Sugrue, 29 Linden St., $250,000.

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Sergey Savonin to Geremias Polanco Encarnacion, 301 Boardman St., $385,000.

Beth M. Bandy to Erica Chenoweth and Zoe Elizabeth Zoog Marks, 7 Avery Brook Road, $223,000.

Barbara W. Freed, trustee, and Barbara W. Freed Revocable Trust to James Bachand, 115 North Main St., $195,000.

Jean G. Ouimette Sr., and Jean Guy Ouimette to Spencer Lockhart, 73 Stedman St., $185,500.

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The average for a 30year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to 2.80% from 2.81% with an average 0.6 point, according to a Freddie Mac survey released Thursday. (A point is a fee buyers pay, typically amounting to 1 percent of the loan, to get a better rate.)

The average rate, the lowest since Freddie Mac began conducting the survey 49 years ago, is well below the 3.75% level a year ago.

The 15-year fixed-rate average decreased to 2.33% from 2.35%, with an average 0.6 point. The five-year adjustable-rate average of 2.87%, with an average 0.3 point, was down from the 2.90% of the previous week.

The 15-year rate was 3.18% and the five-year was 3.40% a year ago.

Existing-home sales rose to an annual rate of 6.54 million in September, up nearly 21% compared with September 2019 and up 9.4% compared to August 2020, according to the National Association of Realtors.

The median existing-home sales price rose to $311,800 in September, nearly 15 % higher than September 2019, according to the NAR. Houses are selling fast, too, with 71% selling in less than one month in September. Because homes are being snapped up so quickly, there’s a record low number of homes for sale.

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Deeds CONTINUED FROM PAGE F9 Juan F. Monsalve, Ana M. Monsalve and Ana M. Ocampo to Michael P. Michon, 32 Boutin St., $226,000.

Lydia Drouillard, conservator, and Suzanne Holdsworth to Sita Khanna, 61 Abbey Memorial Drive, Unit 132, $145,000.

MA Home Buyers LLC, to Daniel Burgos, 322 Dale St., $320,000.

Madeline Cornwell to Travis A. Brooks and Travis Brooks, 71 Wilson Ave., $170,000.

Margaret M. Twarowski and Leszek Twarowski to MDDO LLC, 49 Prospect St., $525,000.

Seamus P. Cullen and Jennifer Cullen to Caitlyn Anne McGibbon, 56 Marble Ave., $200,000.

Congregation of The Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield to Lymari Albelo and Javier Rivera Jr., 105 Fairview Ave., $220,000.

Stephen D. Nowak and Melissa L. Nowak to Alyssa Flemati, 55 Empire St., Unit 72, $116,000.

Stephen G. Young to Suzanne Valcheva and Vladimir Valchev, 160 Jacob St., $271,000.

Thomas E. Bousquet to Dominic Kirchner II, trustee, and Kermuel Realty Trust, trustee of, 7 Clinton St., $500.

EAST LONGMEADOW Anthony M. Neffinger and Lyndsay H. Neffinger to Przemyslaw Piotr Szura, 109 Vineland Ave., $333,000.

Brian McClelland to Denise Mae Moore, 230 Kibbe Road, $314,000.

Clifford P. Ahern to David Chapdelaine, 41 Helen Circle, $130,000.

Heather R. Magnus and Christopher M. Solie to Jeremy J. Kele and Joseph J. Kele, 140 Patterson Ave., $372,000.

Mary R. Welch, representative, and Thomas N. O’Neill, estate, to Patriot Living LLC, 94 Porter Road, $155,000.

Osvaldo Almodovar to Jose Angel Santiago and Janaye Ivelisse Callirgos, 18 Redstone Drive, $279,000.

Salvatore Napolitano and Lori Napolitano to Megan E. Popp, 159 North Main St., $239,900.

Scott A. Haraty to Mark A. Haraty, 5 Brynmawr Drive, $110,000.

EASTHAMPTON

Stevens C. Marston to Joseph Mursko and Eric M. Nelson, 64 Ed Clark Road, $215,000.

CR Homes LLC, to Denis F. Bordeaux, 3 Main Road, $12,000.

Denis F. Bordeaux to Colrain Town Selectmen/Colrain Town, 3 Main Road, $15,000.

CUMMINGTON

Donna L. Wain and Donna L. Raymond to W. Marek Inc., Colonial Avenue, $135,000.

GRANBY Joyce L. Rzewski to Joyce L. Rzewski, trustee, and Revocable Indenture of Trust of Joyce L. Rzewski, 42 Truby St., $100.

Susan T. Pratt and Bruce C. Pratt to Robert W. Driscoll and Caitlin E. Driscoll, 17 Easton St., $277,000.

Joseph W. Dickinson to Joseph W. Dickinson and Anna M. Dickinson, Amherst Street, $100.

Alan J. Shaw to Alan J. Shaw, trustee, and N Cote Realty Trust, South Street, $100.

Gary A. Carra and Margaret A. Carra to Gary A. Carra, trustee, Margaret A. Carra, trustee, and Alan J. Shaw and Alan Shaw to Gary Realty 2020 Revocable Trust, Alan J. Shaw, trustee, and Holy 491 West Cummington Road, $100. Acre Realty Trust, New Ludlow Road, $100.

DEERFIELD Ragus LLC, to Eric C. Grant and Suzanne Tromara, 46A Snowberry Circle, Unit 19A, Sugarloaf Condominium, $324,900.

Ragus LLC, to Marianne Wolslegel and Thomas E. Wolslegel, 46B Snowberry Circle, Unit 19B, Sugarloaf Condominium, $324,900.

Christopher Davenport to Denise Hubert, 10 Davenport Way, $60,000.

Jennifer D. Gent and Phillip P. Gent to Megan F. Healey and Patrick E. Healey, 183 Conway St., $245,000.

Daniel J. Fisher and Laurie Ann Fisher to Brenda McKelvey, 37 Columbus Ave., $140,000.

George P. Handschuh and Audrey M. LaBonte to Kathy Jeanne McCarthy, 94A Laurel St., Unit 11A, Pine Hill Park Condominium, $179,000.

Dustin J. Little to Eric Reid and Lindsey Reid, 539 Country Club Road, $213,000.

Karissa A. Johnson and Ryan Sander to Pauline Rose Auger and Benjamin Ross Bricker, 70 Lovers Lane, $385,000.

Charles M. Cohn Irrevocable Trust and Charles M. Cohn Revocable Trust, William Julian II, William Julian & Elizbeth Sinnegen, trustees, Robert S. Cohn, and Susan J. Doran & MECPC LLC, to Franklin & Main LLLC, 170-186 Main St., $325,700.

Nikolas G. Longlois and Alyse M. Cheryle A. Campbell and Georgette Mokrzycki to Heather A. Gonis and Piponidis to Elizabeth Jackson and Benjamin P. Larkin, 160 Chapman Michael Jackson, 27 Drury Lane, St., $136,000. $150,000.

Thomas R. Nowak, Charlotte A. ERVING Lynch and Dennis D. Gagne to Gary Lopuk, 115 Broadway, $185,000.

Brooke A. Doleva and John P. Doleva to Elron Irrevocable Trust, Sheila Westside Housing Inc., to Jacob Colon and Pierrine Maya Colon, 45 Burnett and Bert Pike, trustees, 30 Narragansett Boulevard, $237,000. Wheelock St., $20,500.

COLRAIN

Zaccheo, 120 Hope St., $70,000.

HADLEY Mary R. Kushi, Linda M. Herfurth, attorney-in-fact, and David L. Kushi, attorney-in-fact, to Matthew D. Kushi, 198 River Drive, $218,000.

HAMPDEN Bruce J. Strange and Joanna S. Strange to Robert W. Feliton, 40A Oak Knoll Drive, $271,000.

Dusti Wells to Fumi Realty Inc., 116 Sessions Drive, $95,000.

Janet Carson, representative, and Robert B. Fortier, estate, to KC 290 Main Street LLC, 92 Raymond Drive, $256,000.

Nicholas Torretti to Katherine Lyndsy Eliza, 67 Stony Hill Road, $209,000.

HOLLAND John P. Galarneau, John F. Galarneau, Bonnie J. Galarneau and Bonnie J. Galaranau to Shaina C. Kolakowski, 227 Brimfield Road, $277,000.

HOLYOKE GRANVILLE Donald F. Canfield and Jane F. Canfield to Justin Monfette and Rachel Monfette, 521 South Lane, $345,000.

GREENFIELD Cecelia A. Hubbard to Mark A.

Amer Faraz Ahmed and Shelly Perdomo-Ahmed to George Oquendo, 1155 Hampden St., $280,000.

Federico A. Taveras to Reina L. Cruz, 187 Walnut St., $205,000.

Revampit LLC, to Anthony W. Dominguez, Upland Road, $50,000.

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Sydney A. L. Plum to Nadia Tafreshi, 70 Pinehurst Road, $287,500.

HUNTINGTON U.S.A. Housing & Urban Development to Andrea A. Jordan-Amberg and Margaree H. Jordan-Amberg, 24 Allen Coit Road, $150,000.

Frederick R. Fopiano to Sue A. Fopiano, 253 Goss Hill Road, $136,000.

Mary E. Sexton to Warren Tryon III, Emerson Gorham Road and Sampson Road, $16,500.

LONGMEADOW Heidi D. Davis to Stanislav Rukhman, 117 Crescent Road, $380,000.

Helen E. Santaniello, Anthony J. Santaniello and Emily Santaniello to Oswald J. Obando and Ana Teresa Silva Capinha, 568 Pinewood Drive, $505,000.

Joanne Hetherington to Katelyn Smithling Kopcsay and James Maxwell Kopcsay, 176 Dunn Road, $580,000.

Russel Subocz, 11 N St., $177,000.

Joshua A. Bell and Amie M. Keddy to Michael A. Fournier and Dawn M. Orluske, 9 Hillside Road, $305,000.

MONTGOMERY Denis G. Senecal and Lucie J. Senecal to Taylor Derrig, 332 Main Road, $300,000.

NORTHAMPTON Northampton City to Emerson Way LLC, and Michael D. Kaminski, Burts Pit Road, $110,000.

Michael D. Kaminski to Northampton City Conservation, Burts Pit Road and Burts Road, $110,000.

James J. Cronin to Jane E. Dalton, 20 Pine St., $400,000.

Jone Messmer, trustee, J. Messmer, trustee and Bliss Hampshire Trust to Michele L. Ruschhaupt, 42 Bliss St., $258,000.

Peter John Clogston and Heather Marie Dameworth to Jennifer Brunton, 129 Sandy Hill Road, $261,000.

Kathleen Poklewski and Lisa M. McCrea to Angela M. DiTaranto, 174 Bridge Road, $325,000.

Lisa Dailey to David S. Hutchins and Laura A. Martin, 178 Edgewood A Kim Saal to Shanthi Thomas and Ave., $299,500.

Thomas Chelliah, 91 Round Hill Lori A. Snyder to Sophie Stevenson Road, $1,372,500. and Ian Coddington, 29 Elmwood Emerald City Partners LLC, to Colleen Ave., $250,000.

M. Allen, 17 New South St., $100.

Paul Huijing and Christine J. Thomas A. Miranda and Melissa Huijing to Vera Mihalcik Denyko L. Wyant to Andrea Agliati, 294 and Stephanie Ann Denyko, 69 Cardinal Way, $535,000.

Edgewood Ave., $424,900.

Stephen G. Haramut and Annunci- Rosemund LLC, to Ann-Marie Starck and Craig F. Smith, 238 ata Haramut to Nola Management LLC, 17 Glenwood Circle, $185,000. Emerson Way, $147,000.

Therese Tjimis and Therese A. Tjimis to Jeremy Desjardins-Smith and Rachael Desjardins-Smith, 103 Birchwood Ave., $295,000.

LUDLOW Domingos A. Seguro and Maria C. L. Seguro to Dominic Lucas Seguro, 186 Highland Ave., $160,000.

NORTHFIELD Linda M. Capasso and Vincent P. Capasso to Robert Fox and Pamela Woodhull, 47 Highland Ave., $415,000.

ORANGE

David T. Flood and Victoria L. Flood Philip M. Harrington to Fallon Marie to Sean MacDonald and Coleen St. Aubin, 24 Voltage Ave., $226,000. Trevisone, 245 South Main St., $206,000.

Source Nine Development LLC, to Joseph Michael Scurti, 299 Fuller Douglas A. Rogers to Nathan D. St., $265,000.

Burnett and Nicole Burnett, South Main St., $500.

MONSON Gary A. Wandmacher, Gary Wandmacher and Patricia Ann Wandmacher to James Talbot, 156 Hovey Road, $479,000.

John P. Willemain to Ranger Lumber Corp., Lower Hampden Road, $22,500.

MONTAGUE Lisa Lague/Lisa M. Simpson to Sara Anna Creta and Alexander

PLAINFIELD Jamie M. Wooldridge and Roberta D. Wooldridge to Samantha Jean Tomao and David Eric Bjorklund, 63 South Central St., $260,000.

Arleen R. Snape, personal representative, and Arthur C. Thatcher, estate, to Jamie M. Wooldridge and Roberta D. Wooldridge, 1 Pleasant St., South Central Street and South Central Street Off, $250,000.

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riaca to Anthony Daniel Decesare and Mary Lynn Keeler, 120-122 E Alvord St., $100.

Barbara A. Dolan, estate, Patricia Robinson, representative, Patricia ROWE Ann Robinson, representative, Patricia Ann Cheslawski, repreFaith R. Travis and William R. Travis sentative, and Lisa Ann Antunes to Maria F. Boyle and Michael G. to Manfred Karori, 84 Wilton St., Boyle, Ford Hill Road, $48,000. $45,500.

Dianne Rode and Robert Rode to BP LLC, to Lachenauer LLC, 145 David Arney and Laurie Sutherland, Main St., $730,000.

131 Zoar Road, $247,000.

Bretta Construction LLC, to Dwayne Early, 156 Barrington SHUTESBURY Drive, $450,000.

Brenda R. Carey to Jessica C. Dufford, 274 Locks Pond Road, $93,000.

SOUTH HADLEY Gale E. Quenneville to Adam A. Quenneville and Marria Quenneville Carrington, 67 Pine Grove Drive, $100.

Bretta Construction LLC, to Johanne Theodat, 173 Albemarle St., $217,000.

Bretta Construction LLC, to Ramon Burgos and Ana Gonzalez, 24 Delaware Ave., $330,000.

Brian W. Vaudrin and Debora A. Vaudrin to Stacia C. Bryant and

St., $166,000.

Dwayne Early and Lidya Early to Bretta Construction LLC, 24 Bissell Ave., $222,500.

Elizabeth Lopez to Keysha Burgos, 176 Eddy St., $175,000.

Equity Trust Co., custodian, Robert Lareau and Robert Lareau Ira to Amaralyss L. Negron and Jariel G. Dewberry, 146 Lumae St., $245,000.

Eunice W. Wegge, Donna Wegge, Jason S. Wegge, Mitchell J. LaValley, Teresa M. LaValley, Denise Wegge and Glen T. Wegge to Jennifer Renee Small, 146 Talmadge Drive, $183,500.

Filomena M. Vivenzio to Maria C. Salmeron and Leslie A. Alvarez, 31 Manchester Terrace, $200,000.

George R. Collins and Mary C. Collins to Michael J. Perez, Crane St., $20,000.

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Michael E. Rogers, Brian M. Rogers and Allyson M. Rogers to Yessenia Irizarry-Morales, 7 Fordham St., $168,000.

Asselin, 28 Drury St., $234,900.

Michele Giles Romero, Michele M. Giles and Jonathan A. Romero to Natalie Dunn, 52 Undine Circle, $262,000.

Richard W. Strycharz Jr., to Judith E. Miller Revocable Trust, Judith E. Miller, trustee, and Thomas C. McCurry, individually, 117 North Plain Road, $365,000.

Miguel Perez to Michael J. Perez, 64-66 Rochelle St., $75,000.

Olmsted Realty LLC, to Francheska M. Melendez, 11-13 Baywood St., $222,000.

Paige N. Derry to Jennifer Goodyear, 56 Copeland St., $201,000.

Patrick Lawrence Plourde to Kiomarie Santiago, 108 Wilber St., $135,200.

Michal P. Kosciolek and Janusz Kosciolek to Linda Taylor and Bruce Taylor, 31-33 North Main St., $290,000.

Robert J. Poirier to Joseph A. Roxo and Linda Roxo, 19 Foch Ave., $240,000.

William J. Matchett III, and Corinne R. Matchett to Brian K. Potter and Patricia A. Cormier-Potter, 37 Union Road, $325,000.

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Carrie A. Alley, Carrie A. Kresch, Douglas Alley and Douglas W. Alley to Sultana Anton, 5A&B Mirabile Drive and 50 Chestnut St., $299,900.

SOUTHWICK Daniel Warriner and Andrea Warriner to Christin E. Gingras and Matthew W. Hocking, 325 College Highway, $335,500.

Douglas W Bradshaw and Jenny L Bradshaw to Stephen M Gelgut, 14 Bungalow St, $205,000.

Michele V. Urban to Albert J. Rusilowicz and Beth K. Rusilowicz, 155 Fred Jackson Road, $475,000.

Russell J. Mercier and Christina M. Mercier to Anthony Gaudino, 24 Knollwood Road, $181,000.

Susan R. Laroche to Christopher Lapan and Kellie Laroche, 140 Feeding Hills Road, $200,000.

SPRINGFIELD Amaan Realty LLC, to Shkeya Brittle, 14 Adams St., $125,000.

Anthony Decesare and James Ter-

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Pellegrini Development LLC, to Harold A. Butson, Quigley Road, $120,000.

Julie Bagdon and Robert L. Bagdon to Kitchen Garden LLC, 106 Silver Lane/106 South Silver Lane/South Silver Lane/Silver Lane, $245,000.

Serge P. Arel and Jennifer D. Arel to Alan J. Towle and Cindy E. Drouin, 41 Stafford Road, $390,000.

SOUTHAMPTON Mary A. Jasinski and Joseph W. Jasinski to Peter M. Gregg and Barbara A. Gregg, 62 Gilbert Road, $350,000.

Rains Realty Trust, Anita S. Rains and Wilson H. Rains, trustees, to Dorian Emily Block and Adam L. Wald, 432 Hadley Road, $575,000.

WALES Peter E. Sares and Theresa Sares to Wytas Properties LLC, 33 Green- Heidi L. Hamer, Shirley A. Gagne wich St., $300,000. and Sharon R. Smith to Timothy B. Hannon and Laurette Johnson, 148 Property Keys LLC. to Orlando A. Union Road, $22,000.

Lopez and Pamela Patricia Goroti-

Marissa Montemagni to Kyle J. Callahan, 11 Laurie Ave., $259,000.

Carey’s Flowers Inc., to Joseph A. Marois, 298 Newton St., 300 Newton St., and 302 Newton St., $790,000.

SUNDERLAND

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Raymond J. Sanchez, 19 Craig St., $210,000.

Cig4 LLC, to Griselle M. Paneto Almodovar, 92 Jardine St., $188,000.

Clarence Major, representative, and Helen Major, estate, to B9 Industries Inc., 102 College St., $56,500.

Clifford P. Jensen and Natalie G. Jensen to Timothy Riordan and Jenessa Cintron, 343 Plumtree Road, $227,000.

Danichia J. Vega and Jonathan Vega to Chantal Louis, 399 Central St., $190,000.

Daniel J. Fenton, Erika A. Fenton and Erika A. Calcasola to Gina Mickiewicz, 40 Cooper St., $212,000.

Darlene A. Tait and David G. Tait IV, to Kircys E. Canela Santos, 78 Agnes St., $191,000.

Donna M Gamble to Alex Sanchez, 421 Nassau Dr, $168,000.

Dorothy Smith to Alfonso A. Jimenez-Jimenez, 100 Edgemont

NMLS#64460 Grateful Development Inc., to Blanco Realty LLC, 102 Arcadia Boulevard, $100,000.

za, 17 Frontenac St., $275,000.

IB Investments and IB Investments LLC, to Pedro K. Montanez Charriez and Noelia Santos-Alicea, 43 Berard Circle, $224,000.

Randy D. Degray and Ara Y. Degray to Teresa Ann Wesley, 72 Old Farm Road, $201,000.

Jaime J. Melendez to Anthony F. Almodovar, 61 Johnson St., $277,000.

James W. Bajumpaa to Grateful Development Inc., 102 Arcadia Boulevard, $70,000.

Jonathan Ortiz to Erica Pagan, 33 Littleton St., $210,000.

Joseph Sullivan to Dia L. Green, 999 Sumner Ave., $249,000.

K & S Holdings LLC, to AAD LLC, 104-106 Pasadena St., $149,200.

R M Blerman LLC, to Charlie Vargas, 69-71 Alden St., $190,000.

Melissa L. Esteves and Melissa Lynn Kratovil to Melissa L. Esteves and Pedro M. Esteves, 43 Moriarty Road, $100.

Denis J. Lachut and Amy M. Sacco to Richard H. Maynard, 5 Park Ave., and 38-42 Parks St., $100.

Lynne M. Howlett and Lynne M. Taylor to Lynne M. Howlett and Michael T. Howlett, 14 Beach Road, $100.

Rehab Home Buyers LLC, to Joseph Judy Ann Cerrone, Jean M. CarThomas Cardaropoli, 120 Patricia rigan, Normand V. Carrigan and Circle, $227,000.

John P. Smigiel to Wendy Howes Ryan F. Nelson to Lisa A. Kirby, 104 and Alan Rawle, 4 Crescent St., Rollins St., $162,000. $219,000.

Sheila A. Gilligan and Sheila A. Gorman to Guidewire Inc., 100 South Branch Parkway, $320,000.

U S Bank Trust, trustee, and LSF11 Master Participation Trust, trustee of, to Omar Abeed, 296 Dickinson St., $125,000.

Kim Chi Truong to Allan Comberbatch and Carol Comberbatch, 11 Carpenter Court, $32,000.

Ute A. Schmidt and James McClintock to Michael A. Bartolo and Kayla M. Rook, 173 Powell Ave., $205,000.

Kirk Weingarten and Stacy Weingarten to Katherine Carrasquillo, 18 Yamaska Road, $320,000.

Valley Castle Holdings LLC, to Michelle Melendez, 11-15 Welcome Place, $229,900.

Michael A. Gulish to Johnnie Asencio, 283 Longhill Road, $475,000.

Yvonne Grondin to Christopher Kochanek, Philip Asselin and Gloria

Barbara J. Lasek to Ann Morrissette, Deborah L. Reidy and Lorraine Lasek Gravel, 50 Morse Ave., $100.

WEST SPRINGFIELD Donald B. Berry and Anne H. Berry to Emma C. Lewin Opitz and Mark T. Humphrey, 118 Pease Ave., $276,000.

Expo Realty LLC, to 1312 Memorial Avenue LLC, 16 Exposition Terrace, $150,000.

John P. Targonski to Ievgenii Gusiev, 125 South Boulevard, $139,000.

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Spring

Most alliums or ornamental onions flower in mid to late spring and extend the bulb season another month. Here, Allium unifolium blooms in a bed that contains cranesbill, nigella and the yellow-flowering biennial Smyrnium perfoliatum.

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I put them in clumps of up to a dozen bulbs, each grouping a few feet apart. Look for Hawera, Geranium, Jetfire, Tête-a-Tête, Minnow, Sailboat and Avalanche, among others.

job. The common handheld bulb-planter is tough on the wrists, especially with heavy CONTINUED FROM PAGE F7 soil. Long-handled versions bores, epimediums, creeping rely on leg muscles and are phlox, foam flowers, Virginia more effective. bluebells, Solomon’s seal and If you are block-planting in How to grow ferns. a vacant bed, take a strong, In recent years, I’ve tried a Most spring bulbs originate sharp shovel and excavate the different approach by finding in arid regions and need well- whole area. Schipper says if spare beds in the vegetadrained conditions, especially you have a sheet of plywood, ble garden for extravagant pile the soil on that as you go. when they are dormant in tulip displays. The bulbs are That makes it easier to shovel summer. They are not for lifted and discarded in May, the soil back afterward. He soggy soil. If you have an and then the beds are used also recommends the shovel irrigation system, your bulbs for summer vegetables. By for spot-planting in perennial may rot away. Camassia, a crowding the tulips together beds. My preferred tool for native bulb, will take wetter (COLORBLENDS.COM) avoid having the bulbs touch planting in tight spots is the conditions.

- I can take plenty for the vase mattock, especially if the soil They also need sunlight to gravel may provide a barrier, without affecting the show. them after blooming. Sperecharge themselves. A daffo- is on the poor side. A weeding If you have blocks of peren- and this looks attractive. cies-type tulips, sometimes dil in partial shade will flower knife is effective for opening nials, such as hostas or day called wild or botanical tulips, each year, but one in the heart up holes for small specialty Come spring, deer will lilies, or expansive ground are low-growing and appear of a deep woodland will peter bulbs, especially in cultivated regard tulips and crocuses as covers, you can achieve the earlier. They usually come out. For this reason, avoid candy. Repellents will help, soil. same effect of a carpet of back year after year, especial- beds right next to north-facbut the best remedy against Containers ly if given a sunny site and ing walls and fences. tulips by planting densely furry invaders in fall and Bulbs, especially miniature good drainage. These include Generally, larger bulbs are if carefully. Otherwise, it’s spring is to focus on daffodils varieties, are effective in a case of planting isolated and alliums, which both squir- the wonderfully slender (and planted at about six inches (I rels and deer find distasteful. taller) clusiana varieties and go an inch or two deeper), and pots, planters and containclumps of spring bulbs in existing beds. The perennials, as ers. But they must drain and Here are some thoughts on the bakeri, humilis, praessmaller ones at three to five tans, tarda and turkestanica they grow, mask the declining planting tulips and daffodils, inches. You want at least three be freeze-proof. Common species. Common varieties bulb foliage. Amid beefier the two most favored bulbs, inches of soil above the top of terra-cotta pots will crack in include Lilac Wonder, Little perennials, you will need to and some general advice on the bulb. I plant crocus bulbs winter.

Beauty and Little Princess. plant taller bulbs, such as There must be soil beneath planting bulbs. as deeply as tulips to try to big daffodils and tulips and the bulbs for the roots to grow thwart the squirrels.

Tulips Daffodils In theory, a bulb set askew into. After planting (in potting alliums, to elevate the show Many of the showy hybrid Dainty, bloom-rich miniawill right itself. Trying to orient soil), cover the surface with sufficiently.

Four-legged pests are always tulips are not reliably perenture varieties work beautifully every little specialty bulb is te- netting or an inch or two of an issue with bulbs; a prime nial, and those that return dious and unnecessary. But for pea gravel to thwart squirrels. in small garden beds and culprit right after planting is will probably be less vigorous. in areas with low-growing bigger bulbs, do them a favor Ideally, the container should the squirrel. One trick is to Their chances of returning are ground covers. They add a and try to set them with the be kept in an unheated shed plant the bulbs deeply - to six improved if they are grown in cheerfulness beyond their growing point or nose upward. or garage for most of the or seven inches - and cover full sun and perfectly drained stature, recede with more winter, watered occasionally Tools with a little mulch to hide soil that is kept on the dry side decorum than their bigger and brought outside once Stay away from cheap the disturbed soil. In smaller in summer. I treat them as brothers and reflect the sothe bulbs have initiated top trowels, which aren’t up to the growth. areas, an inch or two of pea annual indulgences and yank phistication of the gardener.

Deeds CONTINUED FROM PAGE F11 Joseph M. Messer and Kathryn S. Messer to Daniel W. Adams, 208 City View Ave, $310,000.

Liliya Petrovna Anipko to Jorym Millete Mercedes and Irving Javier Mercedes-Rivera, 33 Chapin St., $193,000.

204 Ashley St., $234,000.

Shauna N. Seligman, Shauna N. Bennett and Michael Seligman to Anthony M. Podmore and Jennifer A. Podmore, 47 Hampden St., $178,000.

Timothy Crary and Rae Etta Crary to John R. Barron and Karla Barron, St. Andrews Way, Unit 1, $357,000.

WESTFIELD

Linda M. Page, Kathleen A. Cassidy, Lisa M. Bachmann and Irene F. Del- Andrey Rudin and Larisa Rudin to la Giustina to William A Ulasewich, Mary Margaret Burke, 410 Montgomery Road, $477,000.

95 Hampden St., $265,000.

Nicole A. McDonald to Nicole Elau- Christopher Robare to Bryan Cote, Kellee Cote and Kellee A. Cote, dy Torres Collardo, 15 Lina Lane, Christopher Drive, $445,000.

Unit LL15, $160,000.

Ralph D. Cleveland Jr., and Debra A. Cleveland to John & Lorraine LLC, 74-80 Doty Circle, $260,000.

Sally S. Amaral to Terrell Williams,

David F. Kellner to Carlos Enrique Batlle, 5 Franklin Ave., $210,000.

Gary W. Boisseau, Rachel A. St. Onge-Boisseau and Rachael A.

St Onge-Boisseau to Yevgeniy Yunikov, 109 North Road, $65,000.

of, to Jeffrey Keating, 188 Apple Blossom Lane, $188,500.

Glenn P. Duperrault to Daniel H. Estee, 62 Birch Bluffs Drive, $230,000.

Richard K. Adams and Cassandra L. Adams to Morizio Brothers Management LLC, 38-40 Church St., $230,000.

Jeanne B. Valis, representative, and Constance M. McConnell, estate, to William C. Butcher, representative, and Richard H. Butcher Sr., estate, James Jylkka and Katja Jylkka, 32 to William Charles Butcher, 286 Allen Ave., $173,400.

Falley Drive, $157,182.

Laurence D. Hunt to Jared M. Hague and Stephanie A. Griffin, 46 Mountain View St., $305,000.

Mark Sears to Backlot Industries LLC, 12 Morris St., $106,500.

Mark Sears to Backlot Industries LLC, 48 Orange St., $143,500.

Marymargaret Burke to Bento Fernandes and Amanda M. Fernandes, 12 Mallard Lane, $400,000.

Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., trustee, and New Century Home Equity Loan Trust 2005-2, trustee

Pamela S. Malchik, representative, and Sally A. Eaton, estate, to Eugene P. Randall and Tina M. Randall, 792 Tinkham Road, $100,000.

Plumtree Real Estate LLC, to John Eric Scott Cutler Jr., and Kaylee A. Cutler, 30 Delmor Ave., $259,000.

Rebecca S. Hurt and James C. Stallman to Clifford Jensen and Natalie Jensen, 1022 Stony Hill Road, $375,000.

Robert J. Mazur and Laura E. Mazur to Katie E. Edgett, 2205 Boston Ferne Andre to Joshua R. Blanchard Road, Unit J-93, $170,000. and Tonya L. Blanchard, 102 Moun- Robert L. Page Jr., to Hilario G. tain Road, $213,000.

Tucker, 903 Stony Hill Road,

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James Henriques Jr., and Kathryn E. Henriques to Daniel Fenton and Erika Calcasola, 2 Vista Road, $370,000.

$200,000.

Lori A. Tetrault to Francis Federico and Carol Federico, 2 Merrill Road, $290,000.

Jihong Tang to Peter F. Falco and Tracy B. Falco, 5 Deer Haven Drive, $675,900.

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PUBLIC AUCTION

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PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH at 1:00 P.M.

MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29TH AT 10:00 A.M. (ET)

OWNER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

• WILLIAMSTOWN • ± 59,500 S/F SINGLE STORY SKILLED NURSING FACILITY

LIVE WEBCAST ONLY

• CHICOPEE, MASSACHUSETTS •

BANQUET FACILITY

± 5,115 S/F AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR GARAGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH at 1:00 P.M.

“FORMERLY KNOWN AS SWEET BROOK”

1561 Cold Spring Road WILLIAMSTOWN, MA To be Sold on the Premises

Features: LAND: • ± 14 Acres of Land • Paved Parking for ± 118 Vehicles • ± 6 Handicap Spaces • • Private Well & Septic • Zoned District: RR-3 • Assessor’s Parcel ID: 341/301.0-0041-0000.0 • IMPROVEMENTS: • Single Story Skilled Nursing Facility • ±59,500 Gross Building Area • • ± 177 Bed Capacity ((14) Private, (130) Semi-Private, (21) 3-Beds, & (12) 4-Beds Wards • • (1) Elevator • (2) Dining Rooms • (4) Nursing Stations • Kitchen • Activity/Therapy Rooms • • Each Unit has HVAC Units • HVAC in Common Areas • Commercial Laundry • Storage Areas • • Flat Roof • Sprinkler/Security Systems • Partial Walk-Out Basement • 1% BROKER INCENTIVE OFFERED!!!

Terms of Sale: Sale Per Order of Mortgagee $100,000.00 Initial Deposit Cashier’s Gary M. Weiner or Certified Funds. Deposit to be Increased Of the Firm of Weiner Law Firm, P.C. 10% of the Purchase Price 1441 Main Street, Springfield, MA 01103 within Five Business Day of the Auction.

Attorney for Mortgagee 5 % Percent Buyer’s Premium Applies.

Other Terms to be Announced at Time of Sale.

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING THIS AUCTION: We are doing our best to ensure our staff and customers are safe as possible, so we may take necessary precautions to maintain health and safety protocols. The COVIDVIRUS still remains a potential risk in any permitted public gathering. All auction sale attendees should remain mindful to observe social distancing and all other CDC and government health cautions. We cannot be responsible for any violations by any persons, or risk of contraction in any event. Please maintain 6’ distance between yourself and others. Please do not attend if you are experiencing any symptoms of illness or have been exposed to someone who has, or have traveled outside of the United States in the last month. Masks Required.

Aaron Posnik

• LATE TYPE • BANQUET, KITCHEN & BAR FURNISHINGS & EQUIPMENT

• WALK-IN COOLERS • FREEZERS • REFRIGERATORS • • COOKING EQUIPMENT • SMALLWARES • • (2,000) CHAIRS • (250) TABLES • TENTS • • SUPPORT & OFFICE EQUIPMENT • (ASSETS NO LONGER ER NEEDED IN THE CONTINU CONTINUING U OPERATIONS OF)

MANEELEY’S BANQUET FACILITY 65 RYE STREET SOUTH WINDSOR,CT TO BE SOLD BY LIVE INTERNET BIDDING ONLY

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SALE PER ORDER OF MANEELEY’S (ALL ASSETS IN THIS AUCTION NO LONGER REQUIRED IN ITS CONTINUING OPERATIONS) TERMS OF SALE: 25% DEPOSIT CASH, WIRE TRANSFER OR CERTIFIED CHECK 15% BUYERS PREMIUM APPLIES ON ALL PURCHASES OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE INSPECTIONS: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27TH & WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH – 10:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. & MORNING OF SALE – 8:30 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M.

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL OUR OFFICE AT INFO@POSNIK.COM

Aaron Posnik AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

West Springfield, MA • Philadelphia, PA 413-733-5238 • 610-853-6655 MA Auc. Lic #161 • PA Auc. Lic. #AY000241L www.posnik.com • E-Mail:info@posnik.com

Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 10:00 AM

CHICOPEE, MA

To be Sold on the Premises

Features: • Automotive Repair Garage Commercial Building • ± 5,115 S/F of Gross Building Area • • ± 1,115 S/F Front Showroom/Reception Area • ± 4,000 S/F of Garage/Warehouse Area • • ± 245’ Frontage on Chicopee & Meadow Streets • (2) Restrooms • • Gas Unit Heaters • Partial Basement • Brick Exterior • Flat Roof • (6) Overhead Doors • • ± 16’ Ceiling Height (Shop Area) • Clear Span Building • Street Signage • • Alarm System (Keypad) • Assessor’s ID: Map 0555, Block 00042 • SALE PER ORDER OF OWNER TERMS OF SALE: $10,000.00 INITIAL DEPOSIT CASHIER’S OR CERTIFIED FUNDS. DEPOSIT TO BE INCREASED TO 10% OF THE PURCHASE PRICE WITHIN 10 BUSINESS DAYS. 5% BUYER’S PREMIUM APPLIES. OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE. INSPECTIONS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH FROM 10:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. & DAY OF SALE FROM 11:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

We are doing our best to ensure our staff and customers are safe as possible, so we may take necessary precautions to maintain health and safety protocols. The COVIDVIRUS still remains a potential risk in any permitted public gathering. All auction sale attendees should remain mindful to observe social distancing and all other CDC and government health cautions. We cannot be responsible for any violations by any persons, or risk of contraction in any event. Please maintain 6’ distance between yourself and others. Please do not attend if you are experiencing any symptoms of illness or have been exposed to someone who has, or have traveled outside of the United States in the last month. Masks Required.

Curently accepting apps for 0-1 BR & 1BR handicap acc apts. Housing for 62 yrs & older, handicap or disabled.

These lowincome HUD asst apts offer ldy fac, prkg, on-site res srvc coordinator & after hr sec guard /conv loc near hospital, park & bus rte. Please apply at 2748 Main St. Spfld, MA. 01107 or online at www.morgankaylee.com or call 413-734-1745 or (TDD) 800-439-2370

Aaron Posnik

West Springfield, MA • Philadelphia, PA 413-733-5238 • 610-853-6655

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS

West Springfield, MA • Philadelphia, PA 413-733-5238 • 610-853-6655

Hickory Ridge Golf Course

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FRI, OCT. 30, AT 6 PM

ESTATE AUCTION Early American, English, Victorian, Custom & Modern furniture, 60 clocks, art, oriental rugs, and more.

PREVIEW 8AM – 6PM (MASKS PLEASE)

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MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

Tuesday, October 27, 2020 1:00 PM-WEST SPRINGFIELD 96 Garden Street

PREVIEW: Sun. Oct 25th & Mon. Oct 26th 10:00 – 4:00 Additional Info: 413-537-4737

MA Auc. Lic #161 • PA Auc. Lic. #AY000241L

Real estate for rent All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Amendments Act and Massachusetts Labor and Industries Law, which make it illegal to advertise any preference, limitations or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, familial status, sexual orientation which shall not include persons whose sexual orientation involves minor children as the sex object, genetic information, ancestry, children, marital status, or public assistance recipiency, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. To report discrimination, call the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) at 1-800-6699777.

The HUD TTY telephone number for the hearing impaired is 212-708-1455.

sgl fam, 1,593 sf liv area, 5,621 sf lot, 3 bdrm, 1 bth Hampden: Bk 13203, Pg 462 TERMS: Cashier’s or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder. No CASH. No personal checks will be accepted.

Cashier/certified checks should be made out to whomever is going to bid at the auction. The balance to be paid within thirty (30) days at the law offices of Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851, Attorney for the Mortgagee.

Auctioneer makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information contained herein.

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SPRINGFIELD

Jefferson Ave School Apts

AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

191 West Pomeroy Lane Amherst, MA

NEW LISTING! 1385 AMOSTOWN ROAD, WEST SPRINGFIELD OPEN HOUSE SUN. OCT. 25TH, 12-2PM 9 room 4 bedroom 3.5 baths 2 fireplaces 2 car attached garage with oak and tile flooring, central air; new roof, gas furnace and hot water tank; updated 200 amp service and windows, BEAUTIFUL MAPLE/GRANITE KITCHEN!! $379,900 Beth Brogle ABR,GRI,CRS 413-534-0101 bethbrogle@comcast.net Kris Catarino 413-219-0556 kristinecatarino@ gmail.com REAL LIVING 534-0101

SPRINGFIELD

Currently accepting apps for 0,1,2,3,4BR & 0,1,2BR handicap accessible apts These fed assisted apts, offer gas range, refrig, otr micro, diswshr, clg fan &central ac in each unit. On-site mgmt, after hr emergency srvc, ldy facility & after hr courtesy patrol w/conv loc near hospital & bus rte. Family must qualify under the LIHTC Prgm guidelines.

Please apply at 2748 Main St, Spfld, MA 01107 or online at www.morgankaylee.com or call 413-734-1745 or (TDD) 800-439-2370.

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING THIS AUCTION:

AUCTION

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Apartments/Condos, Unfurnished

BORINQUEN APARTMENTS West Springfield

“CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ROUTES 391 & 91”

705 Chicopee Street

AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

MA Auc. Lic #161 • PA Auc. Lic. #AY000241L

Homes, Suburbs

Apartments/Condos, Unfurnished

0-1-2 BEDROOM AGAWAM FREE HEAT & UTILS No pets. 413-786-6323 FOR PK 1st flr., 3-4BR apt, update kit & bath, hrdwd flrs thru-out, gas HT/HW, on St prkg., $1350/mo.

No utils incl. (413)478-6313

VILLA TAINO

TOWNHOUSE Apartments

SPRINGFIELD

Now Leasing & accepting apps for Farm Labor Housing for 1,2,3,4, & 5BR apts & 1,2 & 3BR handicap acc apts. Family must earn a substantial portion of income from farm labor. These bright, spacious & fed asst appts offer gas range, refrig, central ac, on-site ldy, off street prking, after hr emergency srvc & after hr courtesy patrol w/conv loc near hospital park & bus rte.

Please apply at 2748 Main St, Spfld, MA 01107 or online at www.morgankaylee.com or call 413-734-1745 or (TDD) 800-439-2370.

Business/ Commercial Property

A1 SPACE AVAILABLE 500-8000sf Lt Manuf Whse, Office, Art space.

Indian Orch Mills 543-3321 Houses, Unfurnished

HAMPDEN newly remodel 5rm house or 3rm apt for rent Call 413-525-4542 Rooms Without Board

PEACEFUL, PRIV, SPACIOUS HOTEL ROOM. Sgl person, working locally. Off Rte 147, Nr Big E. 413 781 2300

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Call Henry at 413-301-3501 • Resurfacing • • Site Work • • Seal coating • Free est • All Work Guarantee •

Masonry/Concrete

Trash Removal

Tree Work

ABC Masonry & Basement Waterproofing STOP ALL WATER LEAKAGE Brick, block, stone, stucco, concrete, chimneys, foundations, hatchways, New & repair.

Basement windows, sump pumps, and damp proofing. Lic 120263 569-1611 or 413-374-5377

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junk & trash removal, appl. demo, closings, attics, bsmt. V/MC/CK. Free est.

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AAA Trash Removal attics, garages, cellars, yards, Demolition & Bobcat work brush removal , etc.

Fast, reliable, reasonable and insured.

Call 413-525-4542 Dogs

Tag Sales

AKC German Shepherd pups, champion Czeck & Belgian bloodlines, avail with 1st shots now 3M, 2F, $1500/BO (413) 218-2321

CKC REGISTERED BOSTON TERRIERS PUPPIES (2) $2,500 each Call (413)210-6219

Tag Sales

EAST SPRINGFIELD TOOLS 6 TABLES FULL ELEC/ POWER TOOLS & MORE 78 REDLANDS ST SAT-SUN Oct 24-25; 10-4

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HUGE ESTATE SALE 334 STAFFORD RD. OCT-24-25 Sat-Sun 8-5 Charlene & Jim Antiques of all kinds, vintage, new, old stock, some un-open & open QVC, pots/pans, lanterns, dishes, lamps, candles, collectables, Joan Rivers, Electric heaters, new women clothes sizes lrg e to 18W, Christmas in full bloom, all new, paintings, wrapping paper, blankets, purses, ALL NEW

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Animals Birds Cats Dogs Exotic Animals Feed Fish Horses Livestock Pet Services Pet Shows Pet Supplies Pets - Lost & Found Pets Wanted

Merchandise Antiques/Collectibles Appliances Articles for Rent Articles For Sale Audio Building Materials Cameras Camping Equipment Clothing Coins and Stamps Construction Equipment Do-In-Yourself Materials Electronics/Compuiters Fitness Equipment Flea Markets Forklifts and Equipment Fuel Furniture, Etc. Good Things To Eat Hot Ticket Items Jewelry Lawn & Garden Lawnmower & Snowblower Machinery & Tools Med. Equipment Sales/Wanted Miscellaneous Musical Instruments Office Equipment Pools, Spas & Accessories Professional Equipment Restaurant Equipment Seasonal Snowmobiles Sports Television Tickets Video Vintage Clothing Wanted to Buy Wood-Burning Stoves

BASEBALL, Football Basketball & Hockey cards, 1950’s-present, 50 to 90% off, selling boxes for $2.00. BUYING ALL SPORTS CARDS, RETIRED KOREAN WAR VET 413-596-5783

3PC BR SET $200; 6PC DINRM SET $250; 6PC KIT SET $75. ANTIQUE SOFA BEST OFFER (413)598-0173

BEAUTIFUL ASIAN COUCH CUSHION COLORS ARE BROWN AND BEIGE, ARMS ARE EBONY, 84in long, 33in wide & 28in high excel cond. asking $375.

Call (413)734-4480

KITCHEN TABLE WITH 6 CHAIRS, INCLUDES HUTCH great shape $400.

Call (413)594-7212 leave msg

Med. Equip Sales/Wanted

ACORN 14’ STRAIGHT STAIR LIFT. GOOD CONDITION $1600/BO. Call 413-348-3448

Power Wheelchair, like new, $800/best offer.

Call 413-732-6193

Wood Burning Stoves

BRICK LINED WOOD STOVE WITH GLASS DOOR includes all zero clearance pipe, roof brackets, chimney brush w/extensions $1500/firm. (413) 885-4235

Auctions Articles for Sale

ASSORTED CLASSIC DIECAST CARS AND MILTARY AIRCRAFTS ALSO 2 CURIO CABINETS, mint condition $300 for all (413)265-9474

Cats

A RARE FIND last of the breed Male, Bengal Bobtail loving, gets along with kids, dogs, but no cats. $50 (413)267-4901

Furniture, Etc.

Irish Stamp Album $450.00.

Stamps Wanted Call Ron 413-896-3324 Cash For Stamps

Auctions

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