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IN THE GARDEN WITH LEE REICH: Well-constructed wall can last centuries, F3 PROJECT OF THE WEEK: Sewing room on the go, F4 HOME PLAN OF THE WEEK, F6 MORTGAGE RATES: Down to 2.71%, F6 WMASS DEEDS, F7 ANTIQUES & COLLECTING: Put your coins inside vintage bank, F10

Awaken sleeping gardens When it comes to planting trees, less is more, Page F2

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Conifers help revive sleeping garden When it comes to planting trees, less is more

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By Adrian Higgins

Washington Post

s the last leaf of autumn floats to the ground, the burden of carrying the garden through the winter falls to evergreens.

With many varieties of conifers to choose from, picking the right one for your garden can help revive it for winter.

just to give them elbow room with their neighbors, but to surround them with the empty negative space they need to set them apart. You would need such a considered spot for something as special as a China fir, Himalayan pine or Japanese umbrella pine.

Another large and underused conifer is the Alaska cedar, one of those rare Western conifers that adapt to the heat and humidity east of the Rockies. The

most oft-planted Alaska cedar is a branch-drooping variety named Pendula, though other, less pendulous types also convey that garland effect. It is one of the favorite conifers of Smithsonian horticulturist Rick Shilling, who is also a fan of the gray-green and feathery deodar cedar. He commends a variety named Shalimar, with an upright growth habit and bluish needles.

The Japanese cedar, or Cryp-

tomeria, is one of those rare conifers that gets big – it soon reaches 20 feet and then keeps going – but can be squeezed into a relatively tight spot, especially if the lowest branches are judiciously removed.

One of the strangest aspects of these garden conifers is that the same species can exist as a large, towering evergreen or as a tiny one. This is down to the long-standing desire of conifer connoisseurs to discover

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This may be an overstatement. The silhouette of bare trees and the tracery of naked shrubs offer their own seasonal testament, but people need the reassurance of winter greenery to tell them that the plant world is still alive and that the promise of a far-off spring will be kept.

Evergreens fall into two basic categories: broadleaf trees and shrubs, like hollies and camellias; and the needled cone bearers, the conifers. It is tempting to go overboard with both, to cling to screening and ornament in the gray months ahead. But this would be a mistake, especially with conifers. It is the deciduous, woody plants that give a place its sense of seasonality and vitality. If the Tidal Basin were planted with cherry laurel instead of cherry trees, well, there would be no tour buses flocking to the Cherry Laurel Festival.

A garden overstuffed with conifers seems to me to be static and lifeless, ironically, and the surfeit of pointed shapes against the sky is unsettling in some indefinable way. On the other hand, single conifers have a capacity to dazzle as sublime specimens or to drag a landscape down. A mature Japanese red pine, stiff-bristled and ruddy-barked, is a work of art. A mature Norway spruce, to my eye, is morose and drab.

This gets to another point: Many conifers are large trees, and the best of them deserve to be placed with great care – not

branch mutations and from them propagate slow-growing versions known as dwarf conifers.

What is needed in today’s smaller gardens is a conifer that sits somewhere between a giant specimen and a miniature version, functioning as a small tree or a large shrub.

These exist, but you have to seek them out.

The thing to remember is that conifers can take only limited amounts of pruning, so you can’t just cut them back hard to fit a space, says Joe Meny, horticulturist of the Gotelli Conifer Collection at the U.S. National Arboretum.

There are many varieties of the hinoki false cypress, Chamaecyparis obtusa, for example. It’s a matter of picking one you know (in time) will fit its allotted space. Meny suggests one of the yellow forms, Elmwood Gold, which, after a few years, might reach six feet high and across (though the mature specimen at the arboretum is twice that size).

In the quest for moderately sized conifers, I am always drawn to the Korean pine – long-needled and stately without being huge. Shilling favors the variety Morris Blue, selected for its pyramidal habit and silver-blue needles. Yes, it will reach 40 feet, but only after many years.

The Atlantic white cedar is a useful native conifer, especial-

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Lee Reich | In the Garden

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Well-constructed wall can last centuries

F YOU’RE MOVED BY the urge to get your blood pumping, and feel like doing so with more enduring effect than lifting dumbbells, go outside and lift stones.

Make a dry stone wall – that is, one laid without mortar.

A well-constructed stone wall can last for centuries, and in so doing create a terraced surface where a short, steep and dangerous-to-mow grassy slope once lay. On level ground, a stone wall can better define a terrace or driveway, or create a garden “room.”

Either way, the wall makes a nice backdrop against which to show off your bed of flowers or shrubbery. And the wall itself can be a thing of beauty.

The prospect of building a stone wall can be intimidating.

After all, aren’t there all sorts of mystical rules for building stone walls? And what about the sheer weight of stone that must be moved?

Even though about a ton of stones is needed for every thirty square feet of wall face, you only have to move the stones one at a time. Or a barrowful at a time. When you purchase or gather stones, make sure to only get those that are no heavier than you can comfortably move around.

Also purchase or gather together some basic tools.

In this weather you’re probably already wearing gloves,

erally using your largest and flattest stones lowest in the wall. As you work upwards, taper the wall inwards on both faces of a freestanding wall, or on the outside face of a retaining wall, to make the

Every time you put a rock in place, its fit with its neighbors should be secure, perhaps helped along with shims of small rocks or handfuls of packed soil. For both appearance and strength, avoid lining up a joint in one course with a joint in the course immediately above it.

A stone wall can be an integral part of the landscape, and offer some enjoyable exercise as well as provide nooks and crannies in which to grow plants. (LEE REICH PHOTO)

which help prevent nicked or crushed fingers when working with stone. A metal pry bar or crow bar is useful for those final nudges a stone needs to settle it home. Occasionally, a stone might need to be cut, which you do by scoring it with a masonry chisel and hammer, then using the hammer solo to clink the far side of the cut.

Wear goggles when cutting stone.

The mechanics of building a stone wall can be boiled down to a half-dozen or so basic

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principles. Start out — most logically — from ground level, with a good foundation.

Dig out the ground to a halffoot, less if drainage is good, and pour a couple of inches of gravel into the resulting trench.

Then build on that theme of a good foundation by gen-

wall less inclined to collapse.

For the same reason, lay flat rocks so that they have a slight inward tilt.

So much for the foundation. Every time you put a rock in place, its fit with its neighbors should be secure, perhaps helped along with shims of small rocks or handfuls of packed soil. For both appearance and strength, avoid lining up a joint in one course with a joint in the course immediately above it.

In addition to the space it defines, a stone wall also opens up new opportunities in gardening. Alpine and

you see how it stood up to the ground shifting effects of frost. Or other disruptions — my cat tests my walls by tiptoeing along the ledge checking for loose stones.

If all rocks stay in place, your wall will get prettier with age as it cozies up in its surroundings with the embrace of plants and kisses from mosses and lichens.

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LTHOUGH IT MAY not be obvious at first, when you think about it, sewing is a lot like woodworking. Both require specialized tools and supplies, not to mention time, patience and hard-won skill. And just like woodworking, sewing transforms raw material into useful and beautiful things. There is one big difference, however. Many woodworkers have dedicated space for their hobby, while most sewing projects wind up spread out on the dining table.

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Stylish farmhouse features open layout Editor’s note: This is the last week the House of the Week feature will appear in Home & Garden in The Sunday Republican.

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Long-term US mortgage rates sink down to 2.71%

By Kathy Orton

Washington Post

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate, the most popular loan product, sank to its lowest level on record this week, marking the 14th historic low it has hit this year.

According to the latest data released Thursday by Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate average fell to 2.71% with an average 0.7 point. (Points are fees paid to a lender equal to 1% of the loan amount and are in addition to the interest rate.) It was 2.72% a week ago

and 3.68% a year ago.

The 30-year fixed rate has never been this low since Freddie Mac began tracking mortgage rates in 1971. It surpassed the previous low of 2.72%, set last month, and hasn’t been above 3% since July.

Freddie Mac, the federally chartered mortgage investor, aggregates rates from around 80 lenders across the country to come up with weekly national average mortgage rates.

It uses rates for high-quality borrowers who tend to have

strong credit scores and large down payments. These rates are not available to every borrower.

The 15-year fixed-rate average dropped to 2.26% with an average 0.6 point. It was 2.28% a week ago and 3.14% a year ago. The five-year adjustable rate average went down to 2.86% with an average 0.3 point. It was 3.16% a week ago and 3.39% a year ago.

“Per usual, market activity in the days leading up to and immediately following the Thanksgiving holiday was

fairly quiet, but recent days has seen the bond market quickly shift gears,” said Matthew Speakman, a Zillow economist. “Treasury yields, which typically coincide with shifts in mortgage rates, rose to their highest level in three weeks on Tuesday following renewed discussions regarding more fiscal relief. But rather than rising with them, mortgage rates have instead held firm.”

Bankrate.com, which puts out a weekly mortgage rate trend index, found half the

experts it surveyed predict rates will remain about the same in the coming week.

“As we head into the new week after the holiday, there’s not too much excitement in the air,” said Jennifer Kouchis, senior vice president of real estate lending at VyStar Credit Union in Jacksonville, Florida. “The bond market has been strong and mortgage rates are for the most part in-line with last week’s rates.

For now, rates are stable with minimum movement expected.”

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Jillian Pena to Kelly A. Miller, 323 Poplar St., $239,000.

Joann Bourquard to 75 Plantation Trust, trustee of, and Mark R. Draymore, trustee, 75 Plantation Drive, $152,500.

Marco Andrea Scibelli to Samar Kamil, 15 Ellington St., $225,000.

Mark S. Tetrault and Michelle A. Tetrault to Andrii Pikulskyi and Liliia Pikulska, 48 Logan Place, $390,000.

Marlene Roberts, Marlene Feeney Turner, Matthew J. Turner and Matthew Turner to Steven G. Draghetti and Catherine Caruso-Draghetti, New York Avenue, $40,000.

MS Homes LLC, and MS Home LLC, to Jason Perez and Sheila Marie Serrano, 6 North West St., $394,500.

Nicole M. Witaszek to Nicole Patton and Zachary A. Theulen, 86 Corey Colonial, Unit 86, $168,000.

NJRE Property Group LLC, to Gorete S. Goncalves, 91 Mill St., $158,026.

Patrick D. Dunphy and Kelly L. Dunphy to Sarah J. Herrick, 418 Meadow St., Unit B9, $142,500.

Thai V. Bui, Alison Cross Bui, Jamilla Stewart and Mark A. Stewart to Vicki A. Brown and Jasmine J. Ward, 578 Cooper St., $283,600.

AMHERST Sharon Hare, trustee, Jeffrey W. Roberts, trustee and Rachel T. Mustin Trust to George Richard Hoffeditz Jr., and Theresa Murdter Hoffeditz, 1006 South East St., $450,000.

Ann L. Wood to Charmaine Koo, 35 Logtown Road, $320,000.

Sergey Glebov and Natalia Glebova to Maida B. Ives, 116 Glendale Road, $300,000.

Wendy Simpson to Steven Ozcelik and Nuray Ozcelik, 31 Jeffrey Lane, $233,500.

Dorothy A. Baronas and Dorothy S. Baronas to Alexander Pham and Peter Dzung Pham, 48 Berkshire Terrace, $280,000.

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Ron E. Gielgun and Julia S. Feldhaus, 50 Sheffield Drive, $412,000.

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Summer Hill Estates Development LLC, CHESTERFIELD to Sandra J. Wentworth and N. Laurence Helen Steiner Copp to Victoria A. Miller, 111 Daniel Shays Highway, Lawrence and Pamela G. Lawrence, 702 $315,000.

Main Road, $520,000.

Stephen M. Delude and Louise A. Delude to Bryan Williams and Andrea Williams, 15 Crestview Drive, $475,000.

Raymond P. Authier to Andi Services LLC, and Integrity Builds LLC, 6 Crestview Drive, $40,000.

Raymond P. Authier to Andi Services LLC, and Integrity Builds LLC, 12 Crestview Drive, $25,000.

Mark A. Keroack to M & G Land Development LLC, Shea Avenue, $150,000.

James J. Hummon Revocable Living Trust and James J. Hummon, trustee, to Carisa C. Rehbein, 34 Juckett Hill Road, $246,000.

Ruby Realty LLC, to Luke Paull, 726 Franklin St., and Bondsville Road, $205,000.

Charles L. Valencik III, Erin Valencik and Erin M. Valencik to Sarah Jane Aftab, 7 Bissell Road, $288,275.

Christopher Vega and Ami E. Vega to Narine Latoya Hastings and Shawna K. Hastings, 31 Charpentier Boulevard, $215,000.

David Slocum, Donald Slocum, George Slocum Jr., and Christina Slocum-Wysk to Diana Kocot and Paul Kocot, 31 West Road, $283,800.

Fisher Investment Trust, Merton E. Fisher, trustee, to Kathleen M. Chilik and Eric L. Fiske, 74 West Mountain Road, $249,000.

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Timothy S. Rogers Jr., and Jillian A. Rogers to David A. Dembowski and Laurie Hartley Dembowski, 243 Hendrick St., $325,000.

Jessica Spaulding to Jennifer L. Cotton and Kayla D. Conyer, 13 Water St., $291,000.

Richard S. Harrington to Naresh K. Patel, 41 South St., $145,000.

GRANBY Robert K. Sapouckey to Robert K. Sapouckey and Darlene M. Sapouckey, 128R School St., $100.

Edwin J. Feliciano and Chang S. Feliciano to Kelly C. Coelho and Brian Coelho, 131 New Ludlow Road, $301,100.

Robert D. St. George, John R. St. George, Robin S. St. George, David J. Anderson Jr., and Kelly J. Anderson to Hilary N. Piquette and Michael K. Sawicki, 84 Batchelor St., $383,000.

Axel B. Hellstrom and Lena L. Hellstrom to William E. Fountain, trustee, and Serenity Farm Nominee Trust, 121 Amherst St., $266,000.

Ann M. St. Germain and David R. St. Germain to Christina E. Anastasovites and Scott D. Chisholm, 177 Kendall St., $409,000.

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Charles T. Lanigan and Sandra J. Lanigan to Daniel S. Tarbell and Nicole M. Tarbell, 126 Southbrook Road, $608,000.

EASTHAMPTON Evan T. Berneche, Carly S. Berneche and Carly A. Siano to Joseph J. Tiroletto Jr., Michael S. Demarey and Ashley K. and Joseph Tiroletto, 140 Hendrick St., Demarey to Karel S. Rescia, 7 Gaugh St., $255,000. $245,000.

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Colleen M. Osten to Ionel Halaciuga and Sara J. Spence, 72 Larkspur Drive, $615,000.

Melanie S. Lewis to Nichole LeeO’Hearn and Perrell A. O’Hearn, 148 Metacomet St., $210,000.

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Stephen R. Quimby to Ryan James Quimby, 27 Pioneer Circle, $253,000.

Joann M. Riley to William J. Cichaski and Suzanne L. Cichaski, 61 Abbey Gordon Richards to Andrew Fenton, 345 Memorial Drive, Unit 41, $166,800.

Springfield Road, $355,000.

John C. Kisiel and Cheryl A. Kisiel to Carl R. Nolan and Diane M. Nolan to Douglas J. Furkey and Tara Furkey, 38 Mary M. Lamica and Janet P. Lavoie, 365 Cherryvale St., $263,000.

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Lynn Lavigne and Jeremy J. Lavigne to Richard W. Noble and Nicoleta Olinghe- Alexandra M. Rodriguez and Alexandra ru-Noble to Reid J. Collins, 36 Oakridge Rodriguez, 23 Fernwood St., $235,000.

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Pamela B. Davis to Jose Rodriguez, 128 Carla L. Brodeur and Gary L. Brodeur to Davenport St., $235,000.

Andre D. Remillard, 17 Maplecrest Drive, PNC Bank to MPower Capital LLC, 13-15 $340,000.

Hillman St., $136,000.

Christina E. Anastasovites to Erika Raymond F. Wenninger to Jeffrey Hines L. Grundstrom, 55 North Main St., and Melanie Hines, 33 Calvin St., $179,900. $215,000.

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Robert M. Buckingham and Mary Alaine M. Buckingham to Cory G. Larochelle, 6 Pine Hill Road, $379,000.

Stephen E. Steitz, Robert A. Steitz and Nancy Steitz Kayajan to Jeffrey D. Rega, 141 Elm St., $274,800.

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GRANVILLE Federal National Mortgage Association and Fannie Mae to Michael Bascom and Carol Bascom, 799 Main Road, $167,700.

Wackerbarth Box Manufacturing Co. Inc., to Rockwood Pallet Co. LLC, 383 Granby Road, $438,000.

Craig Perras and Brittany Perras to Cynthia Theresa Levasseur, 427 Main Road, $240,000.

GREENFIELD Gail J. Shea to Zachary B. Podhorzer and Alyssa L. Valbona, 70 Riddell St., $280,000 Valerie J. Rowell to Ovidiu Nikita, 243245 Wells St., $154,000.

Rudolph A. Konieczny Jr. Investment Trust, Rudolph A. Konieczny Jr., trustee, and Mary B. Konieczny Investment Trust, Mary B. Konieczny, trustee, to Emily Bassarear and Christian D. Johansen, 79 Birch St., $237,000.

Casey A. Ledger to Patrick Marino, 112 Wales Road, $280,000.

O’Donnell to Shannon Kathleen Brisbois, 60 Sherwood Terrace, $216,000.

Joel Wilson to Adam D. Grimes, 168 Stafford Road, $229,900.

Ryan D. Tabb to Jacob D. Champagne and Jennifer L. Bricault, 32 West Glen St., $231,000.

Mandi L. Ortega and Mandi L. Suprenant to Sean J. O’Brien, 19 Forest Drive, $267,000.

Paul J. Les and Theresa A. Les to Ernest M. Riley, trustee, and Ernest M. Riley Trust, trustee of, 19 Island Road, $550,000.

Steven M. Digeronimo, Jeffrey W. Digeronimo and David J Digeronimo to Howard Kogan and Annette Goldberg, 53 Mashapaug Road, $531,500.

Theresa Johnson to Joseph Tavernier and Kelli Tavernier, 10 Hisgen Road, $235,000.

HOLYOKE Abdulla A. Arman, Marilyn Arman, Yasser A. Arman and Sarit Arman to Amer Ahmed, 18 Canby St., $140,000.

Ashley R. Lapointe and Ashley R. Lamoureaux to Dora Cruz, Saint Kolbe Drive, Unit 53C, $98,000.

Brian E. Robinson, Rebecca Lyn Robinson and Rebecca Lynn Robinson to Rolando Muniz-Lopez, 46 Taylor St., Maureen Forrestall, “aka” Maureen New- $200,000. ell and Ray E. Newell to Amy Anderson, Dara N. Davignon to Andre Gamble, 56 Freeman Drive, $210,000.

39-41 Portland St., $272,000.

Susan M. Cassidy to Lorralyn Fitzgerald, 185 Briar Way, Unit 2E, Briar Knoll Townhouse Condominiums, $189,000.

HADLEY Claire Aniello and Mauro Aniello to Sergey Glebov and Natalia Glebova, 12 Ladyslipper Lane, $512,000.

RC Building Inc., to Frontage Inc., 305 Russell St., and Route 9, $325,000.

HAMPDEN

Edaron Inc., to Edaron REH LLC, Appleton Street, $1,277,000.

Gary Gaudrault to Felipe Morales and Mary Beth Morales, 172 Homestead Ave., $260,000.

Holyoke City to Gennaro Santaniello, Salvatore Santaniello and Tiago Martins, 28 Cabot St., $10,000.

Stanley J. Hilton and Sue-Ann E. Hilton to Paul W. Bonatakis, 58 Arthur St., $180,000.

Susana E. Navarro to Jose D. Membreno Garcia and Dalila Benitez De Membreno, 75 Elmwood Ave., $167,000.

Tammy Ann Lieber, Peter Manfred Lingley and Carolin Hockersmith to Sokham Sing, 170-172 Allyn St., $146,000.

HUNTINGTON U.S. Bank NA, trustee, Wachovia Bank NA, trustee, Aegis Asset Backed Securities Trust, Newrez LLC, attorney-in-fact, New Penn Financial LLC, attorney-in-fact, Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing, attorney-in-fact, PHH Mortgage Corp., attorney-in-fact, Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, attorney-in-fact, to GO America LLC, 29 Russell Road, $35,480.

Cory G. LaRochelle to Melissa R. Pike and Meagan M. Pike, 21 Goss Hill Road, $227,900.

LEVERETT Karin M. Gravina Revocable Trust, Carl J. Gravina and Karin M. Gravina, trustees, to Diana S. Fried and Michael Schvarczkopf, 30 Laurel Hill Drive, $710,000.

LEYDEN

Diana M. Kocot and Paul E. Kocot to Alexander Beroz and Shayna Kipping, Holyoke City to Holyoke Retail LLC, 1575 38 Keets Brook Road/38 Paige Road, Northampton St., $250,000. $485,000.

John T. O’Connor and Juliann M. O’Connor to Herbin T. Diaz, 69 Beacon Ave., LONGMEADOW $215,000.

Mark H. Harrison and Meghan H. Harrison to Theo F. Lefevre and Oliver S. Reitz, 272 Sargeant St., $168,500.

Greg S. Scyocurka and Anne F. Scyocurka to Nelson M. Vieira and Lauren H. Vieira, 113 Ely Road, $620,000.

Mark G. Casey and Linda Casey to Clark Michael J. Sullivan, Holly L. Sullivan and Holly L. Harris to Robert Joseph Lyons, B. Kadis and Maryann R. Isham, 170 1150 Northampton St., $525,000.

Wilbraham Road, $194,000.

Mark A. Flavin and Tone M. Flavin to Paul George Silvi and Evelyn Alvarado Silvi, 124 Englewood Road, $615,000.

Christopher M. Barden, Moira E. Barden and Moira E. Heap to Shelby Schmeelk, 295 Chapin Road, $305,000.

HATFIELD A. Maureen Otis, Alice Maureen Martula and A. Maureen Martula to Jeffrey C. Otis and Shannon B. Burke, Pantry Road Off and 11 Pantry Road, $100.

HEATH Eileen Hansen to Carol Nelson and David Nelson, Colrain Brook Road/Teepee Lane, $30,000.

HOLLAND Betty A. Brown, Barbara H. Lynn, Betty A. Landino, Laura A. Latino and Craig L. Adams to Joseph Troy Collins, 5 Birch Drive, $201,000.

Michelle C. Melikian to Norimar Mercado-Machado, Saint Kolbe Drive, Unit 43A, $96,000.

Mitchell Francis Moskal, Francis John Moskal, Leonard Anthony Moskal and Edward Joseph Moskal to James A. Ryan, 85 Beech St., $90,000.

Nilda Wotton to Richard M. Lee, 15 Howard St., $277,500.

Paul R. Laclair and Ellen L. Laclair to Christian Zayas, 1289 Dwight St., $190,000.

Scott A. Vuori and Robin S. Vuori to Jessica Dean and Jason E. Dean, 73 Green Hill Road, $495,000.

LUDLOW 85-87 Oak Street LLC, to Louis Thouin III, 85-87 Oak St., $281,000.

Andrew Fenton to Andrew Collette, 39 Cypress St., $225,000.

Baystate Developers Inc., to Lorrijane Massa, Sunset Ridge, $125,000.

Pedro L. Ruiz and Aidyl Robles Melendez to Frances Martin, 59 Queen St., $220,000.

Jose C. Leandro and Maria C. Leandro to William G. Davidson, 68 Pleasant St., $305,000.

Rafael Alvarado and Jacqueline A. Enriquez to Margaro Crespo, 41 Cabot St., $90,000.

Mark Krasnowski to Daniil Gerasimchuk, West Street, $18,610.

Robert J. O’Donnell and Pamela A.

Matthew H. Cloutier and Ashley M. Cloutier to Lisa L. Botha, 132 Holy Cross

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Circle, $285,000.

Misty L. Haynes to Jason M. Pagan and Bianca Marie Santaniello, 172 Highland Ave., $255,500.

Nicholas A. Matthess to Robert N. Ely, 228 Sewall St., $119,000.

Patrick A. Roy to Gregory Cormier and Alyssa Russo, 78 Georgetown Road, $224,000.

Restaurant Holdings LLC, to A & I Property Group LLC, 484 Center St., $2,970,297.

MONROE Rebecca Cyganiewicz to Donna Santos and Jack Santos, 137 River Road, $55,000.

Mark W. Jankowske, Biljana Simikic and Bijana Simikic to Juan David Rumpf and Sonya E. Rumpf, 17 Hawthorne Terrace, $618,000.

Rayane F. Moreira and Alexei Oblomkov to Alberto C. Moreira and Suzana F. Moreira, 19-31 Lyman Road and 31B Lyman Road, $275,000.

David C. Atwell and Deanna L. Salvagni-Atwell to Joy H. McGaugh and Zachary B. McGaugh, 380 Chesterfield Road, $472,000.

Donald Rogers and Debbra Rogers to Eve Lytle-Rich, 450 Spring St., $299,900.

Amy Brittany Allison and Nathan G W Allison to Lauren L. Anderson and Heidi D. Anderson, 57 Laurel Park, $195,000.

Gail Dieter to Diann M. Noren and Diana Katelyn Smithling Kopcsay, Katelyn Smithling and James M. Kopcsay to L. Weatherby, 7 School St., $130,000.

Theodore Q. Hughes and Anne Ellen Geller, 44 North Farms Road, $425,000.

MONSON

Jake T. Janas to Anthony Poehler, 51 Stafford Road, $271,000.

Mile Properties LLC, to John W. Hodgdon, 40 Washington St., $160,000.

Steven R. Marcotte to Megan Elizabeth Ruscio, 72 Fenton Road, $300,000.

MONTAGUE Raymondd P. Sokoloski Estate, and Jean Henderson, personal representative, to Jonathan Jacob Hall, 15 L St., $35,200.

Jean Henderson, Charles Sokoloski, Tiffany Sokoloski and Walter Sokoloski Jr., to Jonathan Jacob Hall, 15 L St., $114,700.

Edward F. Wilcox III, and Toni S. Wilcox to Benegan 2 LLC, 117 L St., $192,000.

NEW SALEM Steven E. Binder and Claire E. McGinnis to Oscar P. Lacwasan and Jenne L. McGinnis, Old Country Road, $100.

Lynnette M. Goodnow to Betsey L. Vinciulla and Thomas G. Vinciulla, 219 West St., $355,000.

NORTHAMPTON Jon N. Roth, trustee, David L. Roth, trustee, and Dack Family Irrevocable Trust to Margaretta J. Slezak and Wesley R. Bertrand, 266 Grove St., $182,500.

Donna M. Bliznak and Ronald J. Tomasauckas to Justin T. Serpone and Angela A. McMahon, 5-7 Highland Ave., $484,500.

Maia Christina Rauschenberg and Nedra Shield Rauschenberg to Beverly Park and Sheila Derensis, 267 Locust St., $142,500.

ORANGE Norman Henry MacLeod Estate, Norman A. MacLeod, personal representative, to Pamela Ann Harty and Thomas P. Sexton III, 10 Main St., $405,000.

ARPC LLC, to Ethan Mueller, 20 Athol Road, $220,350.

Roxanne Butler and Tracy Keen to Peggy Bruso, 159 West River St., $180,000.

Michael Calcari and Laurie L. Chiasson to Tyler Wayne Hauth, 92 Fountain St., $250,000.

PALMER Edward J. Bubon and Jean M. Bubon to Donald R. Wood and Shala M. Wood, 85 State St., $60,000.

Lylian Floyd to Ricardo M. Cedeno, 4049-4051 Church St., $250,000.

Paul J. Richer, estate, and Lynn M. Plotczik, representative, to Jason Bernard Pietrewicz and Jessica Pietrewicz, 1022 School St., $254,900.

Roger W. Barnes to Alex R. Thomson, 190 Emery St., $340,000.

PELHAM Anne M. Stoddard and Sanford I. Roth to Sanford I. Roth, trustee, Anne M. Stoddard, trustee, Anne M. Stoddard 2020 Trust and Sanford I. Roth 2020 Trust, 63 Butter Hill Road, $100.

PLAINFIELD Christine Giera, trustee, and Edward J. Kaplita Living Trust to Michael J. Slocum and Judith M. Slocum, 615 West Main St., $190,000.

Patrick J. Melnik Jr., trustee, Zoe B. RUSSELL Zeichner, trustee, and Zeichner Melnik Family Trust to Betty J. Blythe, 76 Gothic Angela Cross to Veaceslav Dragnea St., $732,500. and Jane Dragnea, 488 Blandford Road, Tyler E. Boudreau to Sarah Mazza $230,000. and James Dale, 42 East Center St., Edward S. Thomas and Trevor R. Thom$329,000.

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Deeds CONTINUED FROM PAGE F8 as to Nathan R. Lepage, 557 Dickinson Hill Road, $160,000.

SOUTH HADLEY Roman J. Milos Jr., and Jeannine J. Milos to Jack R. Kearney, 9 Lorraine Ave., $275,000.

Frances Rita Barsalou, trustee, Frances Rita Barsalou Nominee Trust and Frances Rita Barsalou to Kathleen Fitzgerald, trustee, and Roberta A. Timmerman Revocable Trust, 78 Shadowbrook, $390,000.

Sally Granada Smith, Joshua N. Smith and Joshua Nathan Smith to Jacob Woodruff and Alisha Woodruff, 113 Lyman St., $217,000.

Vladimir Telelyuyev and Anna Telelyuyev to Jonathan Scully and Jennifer Watkins, 26 Edison Drive, $323,000.

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Emanuel Vazquez Rivera, 271 Gifford St., $273,000.

Alan H. Mowry, Barbara A. Green, David B. Mowry and Carolyn Harper to Amado Perez-Hernandez and Kellymar Perez-Rivera, 53 Felicia St., $160,000.

Amat Victoria Curam LLC, to Natasha Marie Rosado, 9-11 Massasoit Place, $214,000.

Angela M. Burke to Erin E. Daley, 56 Kazbeck St., $240,000.

ANHS Inc., to Monnay Miller, 24 Crosby St., $775,000.

Anne Marie Shields, representative, Jeremiah F. Sullivan, estate, John M. Sullivan, estate, Mary E. O’Neil and Anne M. Shields to Juan Sanchez Hernandez, 93-95 Governor St., $190,000.

Arch Properties LLC, to Pioneer Housing LLC, 144 White St., $1,082,000.

Barbara A. Stadnicki and Stanley Stadnicki to MS Homes LLC, 70 Nagle St., $128,000.

Bretta Construction LLC, to Alex Owu-

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$165,000.

Donald Coleman Jr., to Lasharia Coleman, 51 Stuart St., $250,000.

Mary H. Amato and James R. Harrington to Diana Dillon and Enid Blake, 38 Castle St., $185,000.

U S A Housing & Urban Development to Tok Chang, 56-58 Dearborn St., $48,000.

Eric M. Volz-Benoit and Dennis Volz-Benoit to Seanna J. Burden, 2 Whitfield St., $90,000.

Gilbert L. May to Jose A. Colon III, 58 Sparrow Drive, $173,000.

H. Alex Weck and Laura E. Masulis to Katherine R. Kayser-Hirsh and Ashley Nicole R. Santos, 77 Somerset St., $210,000.

Huy Hoang Lam, Dina Pham Lam, Son Hoang Lam and Dam Thi Pham to Huy Hoang Lam and Dina Pham Lam, 114116 Noel St., $160,000.

James W. Fiore and Darlene Fiore to Ivonne Padilla, 108 Clayton St., $225,000.

Mary M. Caplette and Steven Caplette to Krystal R. Duncan, 18 Cuff Ave., $163,000.

Maureen E. Williams to Yamil M. Maldonado, 70 Jeffrey Road, $216,500.

Nasser Zebian to Sherron Colgram and Sandra Colgram, 19 Judson St., $227,000.

Nhung Thicam Ngo and Chan Dao to Carmen Y. Rosario, 31 Pomona St., $219,150.

Pamela J. Coon and Michael D. Coon to Vanessa I. Alfaro, 4 Washington St., $198,000.

Jacob Saleh to Brital LLC, 5 Enterprise St., $100.

SOUTHAMPTON Rebecca A. Fisher to Erin F. O’Brien, 4 Hawthorne Drive, $442,900.

Patriot Living LLC, to Alexander Ortiz

Bellinger Construction Inc., to Matthew Malo and Jillian Pena, 1 Halon Way, $459,900.

RGB Industries Inc., to David A. Hardy Contractor LLC, Fitch Farm Way, $138,500.

RGB Industries Inc., to Ryan L. King and Amanda V. King, Fitch Farm Way, $138,500.

SOUTHWICK

Us Bank Trust. Trustee, and LSF10 Master Participation Trust, trustee of, to Ahmed Al Jashaam, 1277 Bay St., $90,000.

VDS Properties LLC, to Felicia Raphael Marie Barber, 34 Revere St., $275,000.

Mary Beth Evans and Peter T. Evans to Jessie Kathleen Berlingo, 221 Russell St., $327,700.

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Barbara B. Schulze and Robert O. Schulze to Delta Sand & Gravel Inc., 6 Garage Road, $315,000.

Martin G. Marrero to James H. Campbell, 370 Montague Road, Unit H, Pond Ridge Condominium, $60,000.

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Sharon B. Smith to Bruce Mills, 19 Woodland Heights, $142,000.

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su, Woodrow Street, $20,000.

Brital1987 LLC, to Denise Morales, 3234 Parallel St., $250,000.

Casa Trio LLC, to Joshua Cruz-Birriel, 70 Amore Road, $200,000.

Centro De Salude Medico Inc., to Baystate Medical Center Inc., 380 Plainfield St., $1,407,500.

NMLS#64460 64-66 Cleveland St., $255,000.

Jonathan Cabrera to Crisalis Sanchez, 25-27 Montcalm St., $244,000.

Joseph Kusnierz to Bethanie L. Calvanese and Alberto Olivera, 493 Forest Hills Road, $330,000.

Joseph M. Paixao to Anthony D. St. Amand, 135 Bartels St., $265,000.

Juan Santana to Jessie L. Medina, 200 Cynthia R. Carbonneau to Liana Shanice El Paso St., $177,000.

Morrison, 107 Winton St., $215,000.

Kevin H. Knight, Jeffrey J. Knight, Fiore Realty Holdings LLC, to Hamelin Daniel J. Duncan Jr., and Amanda Timothy W. Knight and Daniel J. Knight Framing Inc., Honey Bird Run, $135,000. Duncan to Jennifer Gardner, 975 Allen to Palpum Raw LLC, 83-91 Sumner Ave., St., $210,000.

Fiore Realty Holdings LLC, to Hamelin $2,486,500.

Framing Inc., Honey Bird Run, $150,000. David J. Cieboter and Suzy M. Cieboter Kevin M. Lalime to Timothy Ramgren to Pierre Manga, 92 Winterset Drive, Fiore Realty Holdings LLC, to Whalley and Kerri Ramgren, 52 Bronson Terrace, $265,000.

Properties Inc., 758-770 College High$220,000. way, $650,000.

Delia I. Pinero and James W. Smith to Krista Stott and Eric Deveau to Jon Ian Bailey, 78 Castlegate Drive, Unit 78, Martha Merrill to Marion A. Mistretta Martin, 25 Spear Road, $188,000. $170,000. and Bruce D. Kenyon Sr., 12 Rosewood Lauren M. Lemon to Maricely Vega, 11 Lane, $165,000.

Dennis F. Pimental and Judith A. Pimen- Filmer St., $140,000. tal to Alfred Cole, 49 Northway Drive, Mark A. Keroack, representative, and $233,000.

SPRINGFIELD Mary M. Keroack, estate, to Laurie Dona J. Bluteau and Michael S. Wilson M. Goulet, 1725 Wilbraham Road, Abrah N. Orth and Liandro Gonzalez to to Luis A. Gonzalez Cortes, 1455 Bay Fiore Realty Holdings LLC, to Hamelin Framing Inc., Sawgrass Lane, $105,000.

Stacey Hurley and Ryan Hurley to Yesenia M. Rodriguez, 239 Windemere St., $230,000.

SUNDERLAND

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Robert D. Peloquin, Deborah A. Szenftner, Richard T. Peloquin, Donna M. Thoulin, Donna M. Cole, Theresa E. York and Theresa E. Peloquin to Jonathan P. Labrie and Brenda A. Labrie, Valley Road Off, $125,000.

Sharayah A. Rodriguez and Sharayah A. Garcia to Wayne Mitchell and Yvonne Pottinger Mitchell, 58-60 Dresden St., $185,650.

Wendi L. Tatro to Kalvin I. Torres Ortiz and Yanisse Ortiz Rivera, 73 Oklahoma St., $165,000.

Stephen M. Werenski and Stephen Werenski to Meriza C. Davis and Meriza C. Werenski, 277 Brainerd St., $100.

CitiMortgage Inc., and ABN Amro Mortgage Group Inc., to Jacob Saleh, 5 Enterprise St., $166,500.

Santander Bank to Maryellen Little, 9 Dayton St., $210,000.

Stoneridge Realty LLC to Two Stroke Holdings LLC, 159-163 Sumner Ave., $1,553,500.

Neftali Rodriguez to Cig4 LLC, 31-33 Beauchamp St., $105,000.

Park View South LLC, to Trolley JJJ17 LLC, to Albert Smoak, 96 Montrose Barn Properties LLC, 2273 Main St., St., $200,000. $1,200,000.

Jocelyn M. Desjarlais to Maria J. Cruz,

Sandra E. Cohen to Tia Maria Cohen and Tajour Y. Cohen-Henry, 77 Hall St., $100.

and Leslie L. Torres, 64 Kathleen St., $232,000.

Posiadlosc LLC, and Posiadiosc LLC, to Ruberqui Amarilis Brazoban De Rodriguez and Ruberqui Amarilis Brazoban De Rodriguez, 57-59 Knox St., $230,000.

Ramil LLC, to Lavagn S. Claudio, 36 Harvard St., $174,250.

Charles A. Moulton Declaration of Trust, Cynthia M. St. George, trustee, and Gary C. Moulton, trustee, to Eric J. Moulton Sr., and Alicia E. Moulton, 33 Sorel Road, $194,600.

Ruby Realty LLC, to Luke Paull, 5961-63 Pulaski St., and Water Street, $174,900.

Katie M. DeSantis-Falvo and Gertrude T. DeSantis to Joseph A. Routhier, 716 Belchertown Road, $262,000.

Pamela M. Hayes, personal representative, and James M. Goodreau, estate, to Jared Donald Juelke, 60 Morse Ave., $176,000.

Richard F. Moquin, representative, and Richard A. Moquin, estate, to Bryan J. Donovan Jr., 264 Denver St., $105,900. Joshua A. Bowie and Kelly J. Bowie to Judith Duffy and Brian O’Leary, 31 Richard S. Mongeau to Joe Joe ProperColdbrook Drive, $345,000. ties LLC, 16 Marsden St., $115,000.

Christine A. Buchanan to Bruce K. DarRobert E. Werner and Shauna M. rah and Debra L. Darrah, 22 Highland Werner to Jackeline Irizarry Velazquez St., $269,000. and Armando Perez, 16 Loretta St., $194,000.

Robin H. Fowlkes, Karen C. Harding, Kathy Wynn and Kathy Wynne to Raymond L. Cooper, 161 Fernbank Road, $242,820.

Ruby Realty LLC, to Dorothy P. Gaby and Lydia F. Gaby, 1105 Worthington St., $170,000.

WEST SPRINGFIELD

Cynthia A. Reardon to Gerald K. Noah and Maribel G. Noah, 143 Brookline Ave., $254,000.

Eric J. Ehle and Tiffany C. Ehle to Cheryl Charko, 117-119 Pine St., $250,000.

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CURRENT PRICES

Store your coins in vintage bank

T

HIS VINTAGE BANK IS easy to date. It is a type of tin bank that is no longer popular and the dog decorating the front was a comic cartoon star from the 1920s to the 1940s. This is the first famous Bonzo.

A live dog by that name became famous in the movies years later. Bonzo was first pictured in a British comic strip in 1922, but the bank was made in Germany

by Saalheimer & Strauss. The company made toys, especially cars and motorcycles, until it was bought in 1936. The toys had an oval mark with two overlapping S letters on top of the word Success.

Bertoia Auctions sold this mechanical bank for $1,800.

Q. I bought the Michael

Jackson “Thriller” album when it came out. Upon receiving it, I wrapped it in plastic and it has remained that way for all these years.

Can you give me a value on it?

ies have been sold since it was released by Epic Records on Nov. 30, 1982. It is not rare and usually sells for under $12 if in good condition. You can take it to a local store that sells used vinyl records to see what the album is selling for. They will give you about half the price since they have to make a profit. Some special pressings are listed for over $100. A framed or autographed album sells for much more.

for posterity. Copies of the newspaper for that date sell for under $10 if the paper has yellowed to $75 if the paper is white and flexible.

paper from May 7, 1945, the day World War II ended in Europe, worth? I have the “Louisville Times” and the “Courier-Journal” from that date. They are both in good condition. Where can I sell them?

Tiffany Studios made this bronze paperweight about 1910. Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) had companies under several different names from about 1879 until 1933. The name became Tiffany Studios in 1902. Bulldog paperweights like this have sold at auction. If you decide to send it to an auction to sell, be sure to ask what the seller’s premium and any other charges will be. You can also consign it or sell it to an antiques shop or to a dealer at an antiques show. A bronze Tiffany Studios paperweight with added gilding sold for $500 in 2019.

TIP: Don’t store fabrics in

Q. How much is a news-

A. Old newspapers from im-

portant events that occurred in the 20th century are not usually worth as much as you might think, unless the newspaper has some special connection to the event. News of the end of the Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” war in Europe was published in album is the bestselling album in newspapers around the world, the world. Over 104 million cop- and many people saved copies

A.

Deeds CONTINUED FROM PAGE F9 Karen L. Smith and Timothy A. Smith to Pedro L. Ruiz Montes, 65 Ohio Ave., $349,900.

Katherine R. Lyman, Vance E. Lyman and Vance A. Lyman to Janet R. Lynch, 36 Old Orchard Road, $270,000.

Q. While going through my

parents’ things, I found a paperweight of a bulldog’s head.

It’s heavy and about 2 inches tall. The bottom says “Tiffany Studios, New York” with the number “888.” What is this worth, and how can I sell it?

A.

ian to Loan Tran, 204 Belmont Ave., $262,000.

Gary W. Hall to Kelly Michelle Robinson, 61 Old Farm Road, $276,700.

Nancy B. DelBuono and Paul A. DelBuono to Michael LaFlamme, 550 Kings Highway, $230,000.

James Lefebvre to Dennis W. Underwood, 120 Wyben Rd, $299,900.

Nicholas M. Belanger, Marissa C. Belanger and Marissa C. Nicholson to Oscar A. Mena Gonzalez, 40 Johnson St., $250,000.

Kimberly S. Cameron and Bruce P. Cameron to Drew Strandness, Drew C. Strandness, Fawn R. Strandness and Fawn Strandness, 183 Munger Hill Road, $535,000.

To deposit a coin in the Bonzo bank, you had to push his tummy. His tongue would come out of his mouth to deposit the coin inside. (COWLES SYNDICATE INC.)

plastic bags. Use a well-washed white pillowcase. Plastic holds moisture and the fabrics should breathe.

Terry Kovel and Kim Kovel answer reader’s questions sent to the column. Send a letter with one question describing the size, material (glass, pottery) and what you know about the item. Names, addresses or email addresses will

Truswell to Samuel Ostroff and Larissa J. Ostroff, 21 Tob Hill Road, $1,137,000.

WHATELY Christopher Pollard, Douglas Pollard, “aka” Douglas W. Pollard, Marie Pollard, “aka” Marie E. Pollard, Sharon Pollard, Christopher C. Rose and Sharon F. Rose to Maida D. Goodwin, 179 Chestnut Plain Road, $306,000.

Paul D. O’Brien Jr., Paul D. O’Brien, KathKSC Holdings LLC, to Gregory T. Charti- ryn A. O’Brien and Katherine A. O’Brien to Colleen Goodreau, trustee, O’Brien er, 20 Connecticut Ave., $225,000.

Family Trust, trustee of, Paul D. O’Brien Marc T. Bergeron to Michael MasJr., life estate, Paul D. O’Brien, life estate, ciadrelli, 1490 Memorial Drive, Kathryn A. O’Brien, life estate, and $200,000.

Katherine A. O’Brien, life estate, 69 Michael A. Jensen, representative, Diana Woodmont St., $100.

J. Jensen, estate, Joanne D. Jensen, Thomas F. McCann and Kathleen M. estate, and Diana D. Jensen, estate, to Dowd to Nancy A. Osterhoudt, 80 Brush Noah P. Menard and Ashley Menard, Hill Ave., Unit 59, $81,000.

258 Bear Hole Road, $380,000.

Lance F. Hedge and Deneen A. Hedge to Jonathan Cabrera, 22 Lynnwood Drive, $350,000.

Michael Donskoy and Irina Donskaya to Olmstead Realty Trust, trustee of, and Peter J. Houser, trustee, 47 Sprague St., $175,000.

Jessica Leblanc and Brenda M. Stone Stellwagen Realty Group Inc., to Function to Abrah N. Orth, 443 Soule Road, of Time LLC, 3 Progress Ave., $2,350,000. $418,000.

Michael J. Stimpson, Jessica D. Stimpson and Jessica D. Viecelli to Eliezer Lopez and Jennifer M. Baez, 141 Highland Ave., $195,000.

Nancy A. McNulty and Peter S. Assar-

WESTFIELD Christine Pajouh to Matthew Charles and Lynn J. Charles, 48 East Silver St., Unit 6, $75,000.

Christopher J. Hayden and Dawn M. Loyd to Hampden Homebuyers LLC, 401(k) Plan, trustee of, and Dominic Kirchner II, trustee, 260 Saunder St., $64,000.

Lisa Totz to Ranju Gurung, Bhim Bahadur Gurung and Phul Maya Gurung, 439 Springdale Road, $345,000.

Molly P. Hansen and Molly P. Moody to Tricia Goodreau, 101 Shaker Road, $247,000.

Paul Longtin and Paul A. Longtin to Donald C. Jones and Monica Torregrosa, 20 Crescent Circle, $397,000.

Teresa D. Fitzgerald to Tyler R. Grono, 131 Main St., $194,000.

WESTHAMPTON William H. Truswell and Lynn M.

WILBRAHAM Gerard E. Winn and Patricia A. Winn to Angela Bourget, 2205 Boston Road, Unit N-130, $290,000.

Jamie J. Mastrio and Eileen M. Mastrio to Brian Decker Lenahan and Megan Murphy Lenahan, 2 Bittersweet Lane, $380,000.

John M. Morello to Vito Morello, 16 Bolles Road, $100.

Wilbraham Land & Development LLC, to Monnay Miller, 176 Cottage Ave., $1,155,000.

Matthew J. Brodeur and Alyssa Kuse-

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.

Pressed glass compote, blue, Diamond pattern, wide scallop & point rim, hexagonal faceted stem, round stepped foot, McKee Bros., 1870-1890, 9 3/4 x 10 inches, $85.

Quilt, piecework, Steeple Chase pattern, blue cotton, white patterned fabrics, hand stitched with white backing, c.1900, 56 1/2 x 82 1/2 inches, $110.

Christmas tree, stainless aluminum, silvered finish, 91 branches, tripod stand, in original box with tubes for branches, Evergleam, 1960s, 72 inches, $240.

Folk art, mirror, hand, make-do, wood, chip carved frame and handle, teardrop shape, Pennsylvania, 19th century, 11 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches, $440.

not be published. Write to Kovels, The Republican, King Features Syndicate, 628 Virginia Dr., Orlando, FL 32803 or email us at collectorsgallery@kovels.com.

lias-Gorecki to Coury Revocable Trust, trustee of, Richard Coury, trustee, and Jane Coury, trustee, 104 East Longmeadow Road, $325,000.

Richard W. Stoddard and Lori A. Stoddard to Evan T. Berneche and Carly S. Berneche, 17 Oldwood Road, $425,000.

Sharma Realty LLC, to Benjamin Rios, 8 Maiden Lane, $248,000.

Stephen D. Lowe to William Dupuis and Caroline Margriet Verhagen, 11 Cadwell Drive, $451,500.

Susan M. Barcomb to William Wardlaw and Mary Wardlaw, 192 Stony Hill Road, $385,700.

William F. Camerlin and Jill T. Camerlin to Sidney Mauricio Madison and Glamarys Madison, 680 Ridge Road, $489,000.

WORTHINGTON Frederick James Dodge Jr., Linda May Dodge, Linda M. Dodge and Frederick J. Dodge Jr., to Beth A. Wierling, Huntington Road Off, $100.

Robert E. O’Connor to Christopher Barney and Glynis Barney, Kinne Brook Road, $23,500.

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