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Nature receives ‘cosmic’ twist in garden show

The sculpture “Ascension of Polka Dots on the Trees” by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is on display at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx borough of New York. The expansive exhibit opened earlier this month, and ticket sales have been brisk in a pandemic-weary city hungry for more outdoor cultural events. (MARK LENNIHAN / ASSOCIATED PRESS)

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n expansive new show featuring works by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, famous for mesmerizing polka dots, speckled pumpkins and fascination with the natural world, has opened at The New York Botanical Garden. Ticket sales have been brisk in a pandemic-weary city hungry for more outdoor cultural events.

The sculpture “I Want to Fly to the Universe” by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is reflected in a pool at the New York Botanical Garden. (MARK LENNIHAN / ASSOCIATED PRESS)

ders of the universe from both the micro- and macrocosmic perspectives,” Yoshitake says.

When Kusama was young, she began having vivid hallucinations, some of which involved polka dots or flowers spreading around her.

“Some people get stuck on the polka dots. Her work has a sort of internal sadness combined with an external joy, which really speaks to the current moment,” says Karen Daubmann, vice president

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“Kusama: Cosmic Nature,” postponed by a year due to the coronavirus, will remain on view through Halloween.

Most of the artworks are outdoors and are big enough to enjoy while remaining socially distanced. Visitors will want to wear their walking shoes; the show features multiple galleries, installations and gardens. Elaborate flower

displays complement some of the works, which are scattered over the 250-acre botanical garden in the Bronx.

The setting could not be more suitable for Kusama’s multifaceted works, all of which relate in various ways to the world of nature. Having grown up in the greenhouses and fields of her family’s enormous seed nursery in Matsumoto, Japan, Kusama has always focused her work on the natural world, says guest curator Mika Yoshitake.

“For Kusama, cosmic nature is a life force that integrates the terrestrial and celestial or-

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A family walks by one of Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkin sculptures at the New York Botanical Garden. (MARK LENNIHAN / ASSOCIATED PRESS)

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The Garden and Galleries Event: ‘Kusama: Cosmic Pass, which allows access to Nature’ at The New York the Kusama show, is already Botanical Garden sold out for some weekends, Where: 2900 Southern although there is still availabilBlvd, The Bronx, New York ity on weekdays, according to When: Open through Oct. the botanical garden.

31 Current guidelines restrict Tickets: Must be purcapacity to 33% and 6-foot chased in advance, online at nybg.org/event/ social distancing. Because the kusama/ gardens are so large though, the garden can still accommodate several thousand visitors a day. photos. Various galleries in New The exhibit, which will not York and Tokyo that represent travel beyond New York, will Kusama also participated. be accompanied by a catalog To keep viewers safe during co-published with Rizzoli Electa, including essays by Yoshitathe pandemic, the garden has put in place a limited, timed-en- ke, art historian Jenni Sorkin, try ticket system to promote curator Alexandra Munroe and social distancing. Advance others.

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Three galleries in the Conservatory feature horticultural celebrations of Kusama.

Towering polka-dotted flowers in “My Soul Blooms Forever” (2019) greet visitors in the palm gallery. Nearby, the pink and gold mosaic “Starry Pumpkin” (2015) is surrounded by woodland flowers and foliage in complementary pastels. And to complement the bold colors of Kusama’s painting “Alone, Buried in a Flower Garden” (2014) is a display of seasonal flowers and foliage designed to be equally strong in shape and color.

Highlights elsewhere in the garden include “Narcissus Garden” (1966/ 2021), composed of 1,400 stainless steel spheres installed in a water feature, and “Ascension of the Polka Dots on the Trees” (2002/ 2021), which features soaring trees, their trunks wrapped in bright red fabric with white polka dots.

In the garden’s library, an exhibit includes sketches, paintings, collages and sculptures

by Kusama, including a 1945 sketchbook she kept, at age 16.

It’s full of meticulous, realistic drawings of plants. Also on view is her “Infinity Net” painting, inspired by the Pacific Ocean as viewed from an airplane; the work was exhibited at the Whitney Museum in 1961.

A small photo exhibit focuses on Kusama’s life in New York, where she lived from around 1958, doing performance art pieces among other works before returning to Japan in 1973.

Kusama, 92, now divides her time between the Japanese mental hospital where she has lived voluntarily since the 1970s and her nearby studio.

She has not traveled to the United States since 2012.

Her installations were completed with help from a team with which she works closely; they reviewed the works’ placement with Kusama using

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Reproduced antiques worth a second look

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OMETIMES A REPROduction of an antique is worth almost as much as the original antique. Wallace Nutting (1861-1941) was a collector, expert, photographer, furniture maker, author and an important part of the Colonial Revival in the U.S. He went to Harvard, married and started taking photographs of the New England scenery.

Soon he furnished his home with authentic antique American furniture, using the furnishings as props in pictures he staged with men and women dressed in Colonial clothes. The pictures were black and white, but he hired colorists to turn the pictures into color photos. He sold millions of copies that soon hung in the average home. The furniture was admired, and he soon made accurate copies to sell to the public. This, too, was a success. He also wrote books about New England, furniture and history.

A 20th-century reproduction Nutting tavern table was sold by Garths Auctioneers and Appraisers a few years ago for $469. It is short, has an apron, turned legs and a box stretcher. This type of table was used as a serving table in the tap room of Colonial taverns.

Q. Are old milk bottles

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.

Reproduction furniture sells for low prices when compared to antiques, but there are still companies making useful, accurate copies of 18th-century pieces. This tavern table cost only $469. (COWLES SYNDICATE INC.)

states used the same numbers.

Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co. was given the number “1” in Wisconsin, “11” in Maine, and “14” in Michigan. The company used “1-11-14” on its milk bottles so it would meet the requirements of all three states. The word “sealed” guarantees the bottle holds the volume of liquid listed on it. Most embossed bottles were made before the 1930s, when pyro glazed (applied color) labels became common.

Kinnett’s was sold to Parmalat in 1998. Embossed half-pint milk bottles sell for $10 to $15. Some pyro glazed bottles sell for higher prices. Clever logos or sayings add value.

popular characters and Holly Hobbie tea sets, dishes, dolls and many other items were made by the 1970s. The original character was a little girl wearing a big blue bonnet that hid her face, but soon she was pictured so her face showed. Many Holly Hobbie tea sets have been made by different makers with different images and different shaped teapots.

Your limited set sells for about $25. We don’t know anything about a set made for salesmen.

Perhaps they were given some of the first sets made.

Q. I inherited a large orig-

inal painting of Mickey and Minnie Mouse with “(c) Walt Disney Productions” pasted at the bottom of the drawing.

It looks like it was an original painting used for reproductions. Is it valuable?

Cut glass perfume bottle, double miter and hobnail pattern, cylindrical shape, hinged gilt silver cap, engraved crown over GW monogram, Brilliant Period, c. 1885, F. Purnell, London, 11 inches, $65.

Clothing, sneakers, Dolce & Gabbana, red leather, red lace inset on top, black leather band around heel, black cord trim, woman’s size 8 1/2, $215.

Paper dolls set, Lilly Beers, two Victorian girl dolls in petticoats, 10 dresses, two hats, stand, McLoughlin Series, 1859, dolls 4-inches, $360.

Liverpool pottery pitcher, creamware, transfer portraits of George Washington and General Lafayette in leafy cartouches, eagle & stars, in commemoration of Lafayette’s visit to U.S., 1824, 6 x 7 inches, $450.

Folk art table, ship’s hatch top, wood, three boards, metal ends, iron legs, curled feet, 17 1/2 x 59 1/2 x 27 inches, $525.

it is an original. Early Disney artworks have two pegs; later, Disney changed to a five-peg I have a Holly Hobbie registration. Your family history tea set with teapot, sugar, of knowing the artist and the paper label is a good indication you creamer and six cups and have an original cel. The iconic saucers. The bottom is Mickey and Minnie also add to marked “Limited edition, Original production cels its potential value. A cel from made in Japan, especially “Snow White and the Seven for American Greetings.” My are one-of-a-kind pieces of art used to create animated films Dwarfs” (1937) sold for $3,750. father was a salesman for or television shows. Each was TIP: If your heavy cast-iron American Greetings. It’s my The numbers on your milk hand painted by studio artists on toy has rubber tires, display it understanding that American Greetings made 1,000 of a piece of celluloid acetate and bottle aren’t the date it was on a partial stand so there is no these sets for their salesmen. photographed on a background pressure on the tires. made. Kinnett’s Dairies was Does my tea set have any val- painting to create a frame of not founded until the 1920s.

Terry Kovel and Kim Kovel ue other than my sentimental a finished cartoon. Cels were However, the numbers identify answer readers’ questions sent attachment? the manufacturer of the bottle, either given away or sold at Dis- to the column. Send a letter with neyland. An expert appraiser or one question describing the size, Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Holly Hobbie, a characdealer should see if it is authen- material (glass, pottery) and what Co. of Elmira, New York. States ter created by Denise Holly tic, but here are some things to required milk bottles to be you know about the item. Write to labeled with the manufacturer’s Ulinskas, first appeared on greet- look for: See if your animation Kovels, The Republican, King Feaing cards made by American tures Syndicate, 628 Virginia Dr., cel has peg holes at the bottom name, trademark or an identifying number. Numbers were Greetings in 1967. She became or sometimes at the top for color Orlando, FL 32803 or email us at assigned by the states, but not all one of American Greeting’s most registration. This indicates that collectorsgallery@kovels.com. worth much? I have a halfpint glass milk bottle from Kinnett’s Dairies in Columbus, Georgia. It’s embossed “sealed 01-11-14,” which is Jan. 11, 1914, and means it’s 107 years old. I’ve had it about 20 years, and it’s in very good condition. What do you think it’s worth?

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meal or fish emulsion, for example.

A quick-acting fertilizer might also be needed when a plant is so hungry that it actually shows symptoms of starvation, such as yellowing, older leaves, and needs some fast food. Leaves can absorb nutrients directly, and for a really quick effect, you could spray seaweed extract or fish emulsion right on leaves.

Avoid plant injury by reading label directions and following specified rates carefully.

Consider use of quick-acting fertilizers as quick-fixes only. Build up good reserves of nutrients in your soil and such applications will be unnecessary.

In fact, spreading an inch of compost, or a few inches of leaves, wood chips, or some other organic mulch over the ground each year might provide all the nourishment your plants need, depending what you grow. The hungriest parts of the garden are vegetable and formal flower beds; give them compost. Less needy are woody plants, mixed flower borders, and wildflowers; give them any organic mulch. Over the years, the compost or other organic mulches will enrich the soil to offer a spectrum of nutrients available to plants.

In naturally poor soils, some additional, more concentrated, nitrogen fertilizer might — just might — also be needed.

Soybean meal, sprinkled over the ground once a year just before mulching, is convenient, nourishing, and organic. Apply a couple of pounds per hundred square feet.

Any gardening questions?

Email them to me at garden@leereich.com and I’ll try answering them directly or in this column. For online and live workshops, see leereich.com/workshops.

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AGAWAM Alfred J. Longhi Jr., representative, Alfred Joseph Longhi, estate, Linda Dsilva, Linda Longhi and Marlene M. Longhi, estate, to Hillside Development Corp., 173 Southwick St., $750,000.

Edward P. Borgatti to Zachary Lebreton and Sheyanne A. Ferrara, 135 Franklin St., $260,000.

Jessica L. Iacolino, Jessica L. Breton and Kevin Iacolino to Nicholas L. Damours, 521 South West St., $279,000.

Louis Bonavita to Lora Feeley, 198 Walnut St., $202,000.

Michelle L. Reynolds and Jeffrey N. Reynolds to Zachary Curtin and Nadine Curtin, 114 Wagon Wheel Drive, $565,000.

Paul J. Traska to JMac Realty Corp., 981 River Road, $340,000.

Robert A. Fagin to Igloo Cellulose Realties Inc., 700 Silver St., $2,350,000.

Ronald G. Carr, representative, and Ronald A. Carr, estate, to Fumi Realty Inc., 74 Federal St. Extension, $170,000.

Sharon A. Conte to Shirley Weinrich, Cortney Weinrich and Jacob Weinrich, 90 Corey Colonial, Unit 90, $156,500.

Vadim Nazarets and Katerina Nazarets to Margarita Malyshevski, 62 Center St., $257,000.

Work Opportunity Center Inc., to Tiernanoge Properties LLC, 1094 Suffield St., $1,150,000.

AMHERST John P. Lloyd to John P. Lloyd, trustee, John P. Lloyd III, trustee, and John P. Lloyd Revocable Trust, 627 South East St., $100.

Jesse McCoomb to Jarrett Man and Kathryn Richardson, 86 Larkspur Drive, $477,000.

Peng Wang and Yuanyuan Chen to Randy Karl Rethemeyer and Jodi Beth Kerper, 26 Linden Ridge Road, $600,000.

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Delvalle to Deborah Melendez-Otero and Hector Melendez, 19 Brandywine Drive, $379,000.

Billy Leung, Man Ning Leung and Yong Xian Liu to Michael F. DeMarco, 109 Federal St., $196,000.

BERNARDSTON River Maple Farm Inc., to Paul C. Skiathitis, South Street, $5,000.

BRIMFIELD Ryan C. Hurt and Leila Hurt to Peter McQueen and Sandra Ortega, 50 Dix Hill Road, $420,000.

5PCK001 LLC, 1045 Sheridan St., $5,623,438.

E&R Realty LLC., to ARG NCD5PCK001 LLC, 725 Meadow St, $2,575,799.

Melissa J. Butler and Christopher D. Davenport to Laurie L. Laffond, 4 Old State St., $198,000.

CHESTER Henry J. Niemiec to Dennis Lee Nolt II, 26 Taft Road, $200,000.

E&R Realty LLC., to ARG NCD5PCK001 LLC, Meadow Street, $15,110,096.

Holly I. Riendeau to Winchell Fleurmond, 50 Yorktown Court, $180,000.

Kristal Hollimon and Kristal Douglas to Jainis J. Colon Vazquez and Daisy J. Vazquez Flores, 23 Jackson St., $203,000.

Lisa M. O’Sullivan to Amanda Alison Long, 245 Rolf Ave., $287,000.

Charles L. Valencik III, and Erin M. Valencik to Matthew Biron, Bissell Road, $7,000.

CHICOPEE Allan J. White and Violet J. White to Kent L. Taylor, 200 Lambert Terrace, Unit 3, $209,500.

Carl S. Williams and Cynthia Williams to Jade Elsamahy, 1 Clifton St., $260,900.

Charmaine Gazda to Paul Modelski, 25 Honey Lane, $261,000.

Christopher Przybyl, Kate E. Przybyl and Kate E. Patterson to Kevin E. Baker, 24 Henry Harris St., $226,000.

Debra Friedrich, representative, and Charles C. Bowers, estate, to Victor G. Burgos and Marilyne Burgos, 14 Alfred St., $170,000.

Lyubov Belykh to Anthony M. Roberts and Megan J. Gillette, 84 Beverly St., $181,000.

Richard R. Delvalle and Theresa E.

Jason P. Graham and Janelle M. Graham to Jeffrey L. Lebeau, 114 Line St., $242,000.

Katie A. Miller-Murphy and John E. Murphy to Michael White, 48 Moore St., $261,500.

Kevin J. Aliengena and Lisa M. Aliengena to Robert Joseph Seer and Suzanne Seer, 29 Wellington Drive, $719,000.

Michael L. Cohen, representative, Michael J. Cohen, representative, and Joan M. Noonan, estate, to Timothy Leahy and Jenna Lebowitz, 7 Dearborn St., $250,000.

Bruce Harrison Jr., Viktoriia Harrison and V. Harrison to Tyler Mackenzie Rocco-Chaffee and Kelsi Marie Sleet, 30 Pleasant St., $362,250.

Amelia Stiles to Mathew Richard Gilbert, 16 Maine Ave., and 18-26 Maine Ave., $220,000.

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Patricia R. Marsh to James Austin and Alicia Austin, 15 Autumn Lane, $172,500.

Thomas F. Connors to Michael Ostrander and Kiamesha Dolson-Ostrander, 14 Oak Bluff Circle, $271,000.

Hayley Marie Singleton and Hayley Marie Singleton Hyde to Barra Lynn Cohen, 325 Main St., $379,000.

Emtay Inc., to Jaime R. Gonzalez, 98 Colony Drive, $369,150.

Nadine N. Curtin, Nadine N. Cote and Zachary Curtin to Jose Rodriguez Marrero, 971 McKinstry Ave., $275,000.

Wendel A. Ridley to Brian A. Lapite, 944 Granby Road, $100,000.

Therese LaPierre to John G. Piponidis and Georgette M. Piponidis, 47 Bluegrass Drive, Unit II-8, $475,000.

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Mario Tedeschi to Kaelyn M. Aponte, 42 Bemis St., $225,000.

Peter R. Harbison and Deborah A. Harbison to Kellye Barton Lupica, 10 Cottage St., $228,000.

Marc S. Dugre, trustee, and Roger L. Archambault Trust to Sergey Kaletin, Granby Road, $100.

Cindy L. Dzieclolowski, “aka” Cindy L. Murphy, to Theresa M. Avery, 10 Ridge Road, $25,000.

Frances S. Taborowski and Frances Taborowski to Henry J. Niemiec, 70 Amherst St., $132,000.

Thomas Baldauf, Gerard Baldauf, Lisa Silva to Mario Rivera and Jennefer Mona Baldauf and Joan Baldauf to Alexandra Rivera, 405-407 Springfield Ethan B. Prihar, E River Road, $25,000.

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CHESTERFIELD

Terry Peckham to Sydney Slattery, 38 Garland Ave., $228,700.

Ragus LLC, to Jeanne E. Rees Investment Trust, Jeanne E. Rees, trustee, and John W. Rees Investment Trust, John W. Rees, trustee, 43B Snowberry Circle, Unit 16B, Sugarloaf Condominiums, $324,900.

E&R Realty LLC., to ARG NCD5PCK001 LLC, 739-751 Meadow St, $4,503,910.

Suzanne Reece to Heather Rae Woodworth, 279 Granby Road, $120,000.

Stanley E. Jacobs and Rhonda R. Jacobs to Abigail E. Weeks and Sara G. Weeks, 11 Catherine Drive, $442,000.

Ragus LLC, to Warren A. Llundin & June A. Llundin Irrevocable Trust, Janice E. Warner and Laurie A. Artruc, trustees, 43A Snowberry Circle, Unit 16A, Sugarloaf Condominium, $389,900.

E&R Realty LLC., to ARG NCD5PCK001 LLC, 285 Mckinstry Ave, $6,553,108.

Heap Pen to Jenna Roeum, 16 Kendall St., $15,000.

BUCKLAND

Patricia M. Rhodes, Daniel B. Rhodes, Jamie E. Blaxland and Rebekah A. Russell to Jonathan D. Maciorowski, 34 Holland Drive, $215,000.

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LEGEND: The rate and annual percentage rate (APR) are effective as of the publication date. The APR may increase after consummation and may vary. Payments do not include amounts for taxes and insurance. The fees set forth for each advertisement above may be charged to open the plan (A) Mortgage Banker, (B) Mortgage Broker, (C) Bank, (D) S&L, (E) Credit Union, (BA) indicates Licensed Mortgage Banker, NYS Banking Dept., (BR) indicates Registered Mortgage Broker, NYS Banking Dept., (loans arranged through third parties). “Call for Rates” means actual rates were not available at press time. All rates are quoted on a minimum FICO score of 740. Conventional loans are based on loan amounts of $165,000. Jumbo loans are based on loan amounts of $548.250. Points quoted include discount and/or origination. Lock Days: 30-60. Annual percentage rates (APRs) are based on fully indexed rates for adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs). The APR on your specific loan may differ from the sample used. Fees reflect charges relative to the APR. If your down payment is less than 20% of the home’s value, you will be subject to private mortgage insurance, or PMI. FHA mortgages include both UFMIP and MIP fees based on loan amount of $165,000 with 5% down payment. VA mortgages include funding fees based on loan amount of $165,000 with 5% down payment. The Republican does not guarantee the accuracy of the information appearing above or the availability of rates and fees in this table. All rates, fees and other information are subject to change without notice. The Republican does not own any financial institutions. Some or all of the companies appearing in this table pay a fee to appear in this table. If you are seeking a mortgage in excess of $548.250, recent legislation may enable lenders in certain locations to provide rates that are different from those shown in the table above. Sample Repayment Terms-ex. 360 monthly payments of $5.29 per $1,000 borrowed ex. 180 monthly payments of $7.56 per $1,000 borrowed. We recommend that you contact your lender directly to determine what rates may be available to you. To access the NMLS Consumer Access website, please visit www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. To appear in this table, or report any inaccuracies call 413-788-1050.

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GOSHEN Peter F. LaFogg and Joan C. LaFogg to George D. Judd & Sons LLC, Loomis Road, $175,000.

GRANBY U.S. Bank Trust NA, trustee, and LSF10 Master Participation Trust to John Brian Guldbrandsen, 16 Parish Hill Road, $157,507.

James Raymond Dufresne to Brian Fournier and Lorin Fournier, 16 High St., $235,000.

GREENFIELD

David M. Cowan Jr., and Amber L. Tanudjaja to Shaheen Sutterwala and Kimberly Tanudjaja-Smith, 213 Locust St., $190,000.

Erica L. Pelletier to Sarah A. De Araujo and Sonia B. De Aguiar, 1021 Dwight St., $170,000.

Julie A. Arsenault to Joao Manuel Ribeiro, 92 Brook St., $55,000.

Reverse Mortgage Solutions Inc., attorney, US Bank NA, trustee, by attorney, to EDS Enterprises LLC, 37 Elm St., $89,000.

HADLEY Roger Chapdela0,0ine to Donna M. Connolly and Roger E. Chapdelaine, 60 North Maple St., $100.

Maureen A. Porter to Thomas E. Nasiatka and Daniel J. Albert Jr., 171 Rocky Hill Road, $375,000.

Mickey Long and Cora Long to Donald R. Dion, 70 Russell St., $350,000.

HOLLAND Federal National Mortgage Association and Fannie Mae to Daniel P. Kirschner and Lauren P. Hand, 187 Brimfield Road, $110,000.

Alan Elman, Christina M. Elman and Christina M. Buehrle to Christopher Vaughn Karney, 334 Linden St., $172,000.

Ayten Bannish, Ayten Mesecher and Michael W. Bannish Jr., to Victor F. Montanez Jr., 47 Saint Kolbe Drive, Unit D, $135,000.

Cig4 LLC, to Anthony Michael Stanfield and Alexandra Nora Stanfield, 25 Portland St., $263,000.

David Bergeron to Kevin E. MacDonald, 296 Linden St., $69,000.

Mary T. Popko, representative, and Julian S. Popko, estate, to RRC LLC, East Street, $45,000.

Michael Bennett, representative, and Judith C. Bennett, estate, to Michael J. Bennett, 677 Chapin St., $204,500.

Noel S. Sherman and Earl T. Sherman to Randy J. Hevey, 296 Fuller St., $272,000.

Marietta Shattelroe and Deidre Hall to Margaret A. Kelly, Arbor Way Unit 12D, $76,500.

Noemia Kania to William Davis and Dorothy Davis, 51 Morse St., Unit 5, $155,000.

Nueva Esperanza Inc., to Donovan Parker, 523-525 South Bridge St., $230,000.

Stephen Ecrement and Mariamar Gutierrez Ramirez to Melissa A. Archer, 603 Alden St., $175,000.

Ryan Hamel and Deborah A. Menard to Noel Serene Sherman and Candice J. Michaelsen, 17 Holly Meadow Road, $415,000.

Sharon Basile, representative, Eleanor Hepburn, estate, Sally Barnett, Marylyn Reppert, Frederick James Hepburn, representative, Frederick J. Hepburn, Goodwin Investment Trust, Christopher estate, and Eleanor A. Hepburn, estate, M. Goodwin and Cheryl D. Goodwin, to Zachary Goodwin-Boyd, 2 River trustees, to Stotz Realty Trust, Frances Terrace, $235,000.

K. Stotz, trustee, 301 Country-Side, Unit 301, Country-Side Condominiums, LEVERETT $217,200.

Wayne Garfinkel to Camillo Archuleta and Sofia Archuleta, 82 James St., $180,000.

Marion R. Scully to RRC LLC, East Street, $15,000.

Kori Wilson to Heather Messer, 1020 Dwight St., $177,500.

Parody Builders & Sons LLC, to Denise Devlin and Scott Devlin, 27 Champney Road, $60,000.

Kristin Knoll, “aka” Kristin Knoll Neal, and Heather Neal to Dylan T. Neal and Taylor E. Neal, 342 Log Plain Road, $225,000.

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Marjorie P. Herbert Estate, Steven E. Herbert, personal representative, to Elsbeth L. Walker, 246 Long Plain Road, $250,000.

LONGMEADOW Christopher Evans and Melissa K. Evans to Kings Enterprise LLC, 144 Lincoln Road, $237,700.

Dennis M. O’Connor to Danielle Hegarty and Gage Azeez, 43 Burbank Road, $365,000.

James O. Humphries and Ann M. Humphries to Christopher R. Fogelstrom and Jessica P. Fogelstrom, 1399 Longmeadow St., $400,000.

Mark W. Grimaldi to Timothy M. Paltz and Karen E. Paltz, 23 Chestnut Road, $185,000.

Michael P. Fritz and Kerry M. Ferrero to Michael Agen and Darlene Athas, 435 Converse St., $417,000.

MONSON Leslie A. Walker to Steven F. Giebutowski and Jill A. Giebutowski, Lakeside Drive, $9,000.

Timothy J. Pascale and Elizabeth A. Evon to Sharon E. Johnson, 46 Palmer Road, Unit 25, $333,500.

Albert A. Matthess and Steven R. Matthess to Nicholas A. Matthess, 64 Moody St., $100,000.

Charles R. Summers III, to Steffanie Marie Rodrigues, 41 Berkshire St., $138,550.

Elizabeth M. Sedelow, Ann-Marie Sarkis, Michael A. Reid and William E. Reid to William E. Reid and Julie A. Reid, 17 Sunset Drive, $135,000.

Road, Mill Yard Road, $550,000.

Daniel R. Crouss and Kathryn S. Crouss to Lesley-Ann Giddings, 696 Florence Road, $430,000.

Laura A. Battles to Laura A. Battles, trustee, and Revocable Indenture of Trust of Laura A. Battles, 88 Straw Ave., $100.

ORANGE DR Realty Trust, Daniel J. McHugh and Roger H. McHugh, trustees, to Timothy F. McHugh, 103 Enfield Drive, $15,000.

WM Realty Holdings NHLLC, to WU Yan and Yunxiang Zhong, 167 East Main St., $75,000.

Marcia D. Norwood, Gary N. Stone Sr., individually and personal representative, Richard K. Stone Jr., “aka” Richard Keith Stone Jr., to Andrei Taraburca, 472-476 Federal St., $175,000.

NEW SALEM David A. Pariseau to Rae Lanoue and Todd Lanoue, 377 Petersham Road, $320,000.

NORTHAMPTON Wayne J. Blair and Martha S. Blair to Kathleen M. Palmer, 16 Chesterfield Road, $404,000.

Daniel A. Blair and Jonathan J. Blair to Martha Senser Blair and Wayne Joseph Blair, 147 North Main St., $285,000.

Raymond F. Conway and R.F. Conway to Sara T. Salem and Matthew Coes, 18A Graves Ave., $200,000.

Kate Bagley and Jane Higgins to Christopher Adams, 101 Woodland Drive, $505,900.

Ann M. Burger to Ann Moss Burger, trustee, Henry Robert Burger III, trustee, and Ann Moss Burger Trust, 214 Warner St., and Riverdale Drive, $100.

William M. Welch II, and Paula L. Welch to Margaret Treloar and Nathan Treloar, 118-120 North St., Woodmont

Ronald N. Gendron, Nancy M. Gendron, Paul R. Gendron and Catherine R. Smith to Julian Jocque and Cara Peterhansel, 47 Susan Ave., $270,000.

Tony Thornton to Cheryl Houston, 124 College St., $282,500.

Michael R. Daniele to Dylan Graveline and Nikki L. Graveline, 4 Hartford St., $195,000.

A. Kenneth Root, Thomas M. Root, Michael P. Root and Mary C. Root McCaffrey to Kellen T. McCaffrey, 80 Mountain View St., and 80 Mountainview St., $250,000.

RGS Realty LLC, to Vadim Popovichenko, 8 Bardwell St., $345,000.

Ethan L. Bagg to Luis Builders Inc., Ethan Circle, $95,000.

PALMER Dennis J, Breton to Dennis J, Breton, life estate, and Jonathan A. Breton, 46 Nipmuck St., $100.

G. M. Garabedian Inc., to NLCP 25 Ware St MA LLC, 25 Ware St., $1,600,000.

Jayne G. Heede and Jayne G. Heede-Crimmins to Antone J. Motta MONTAGUE and Amanda Motta, 125 Shearer St., Edward E. Marion Estate, Christopher J. $251,000.

Marion, “aka” Christopher J. Marion Sr., Kevin Cruz to Hanan E. Mohamad, 46 personal representative, to Jake Curry, Kelley St., $250,000.

450 Turners Falls Road, $221,000.

Mary Jane Banas, John A. Banas and

John J. Ferriter and Eileen M. Ferriter to Katharine J. Waggoner and Pam Ronald F. Conway and Stefanie V. Hannah, 274 Bridge St., $344,900.

Conway to Scott R. Hanson and Jere W. Robert E. Racicot, estate, and Amy Dittrich, 34 Primrose Drive, $452,000.

Georgie-Ann Filepas, personal repreTruong Vuong to Alena Maple and Jonsentative, to Amy Georgie-Ann Filepas, athan Maple, 533 Laurel St., $437,000.

1 Pine Valley Road, $100.

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Pamela Outhuse to Joseph Milillo, 260 Peterson Road, $292,475.

Michael A. LaValley and Linda J. LaValley to Dominic Kirchner II, trustee, and Overseer Realty Trust, trustee of, 2062 Palmer Road, $55,000.

Nelson A. Azevedo and Joan M. Azevedo to Hugh C. Scott IV, and Nicole R. Scott, 3003 Prospect St., $307,450.

PELHAM Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity Inc., to Kestral Land Trust Inc., Amherst Road, $100.

ROWE Alice L. Hageman to John E. Cupples and L. Adrienne Cupples, 15 Kings Highway, $100.

RUSSELL Anthony L. Switzer, Raeh M. Switzer and Raeh M. Best to Ryan A. Fisk, 20 Blandford Stage Road, $152,500.

SHUTESBURY

SOUTHWICK Charles Snyder and Carla Snyder to Shawn S. Baker and Sylvia Ferreira, 11 Secluded Ridge, $445,000.

Robert T. Clayton and Lisa E. Clayton to Francis M. Potts and Charlene C. Potts, 21 Gableview Lane, $874,700.

Thurston Properties LLC, to Brandon M. Huckins and Kristen M. Bonneau, 19 Powder Mill Road, $235,000.

SPRINGFIELD 30 Belmont LLC, to Renaissance Springfield LLC, 21 Fort Pleasant Ave., $1,200,000.

Aaron O. Butler to Nicholas E. Holland, 41 Birch Glen Drive, $218,600.

All Nation Church of God, All Nation Church of God (Pentecostal) and All Nation Church of God Inc., to Deeper Life Bible Church Springfield, 63 Kenyon St., $71,000.

Ana Zunilda Jerez to Evangelio Gonzalez, 86 Pendleton Ave., $187,000.

Andrea P. Richards to Julian T. Kyndy, 90 Revere St., $195,000.

Ashley N. Gogal, representative, and Daniel J. Boisjoli, estate, to Jose A. Oyola, 38 Leitch St., $223,000.

B S C Realty Inc., and BSC Realty Inc., to Clinical & Support Options Inc., 775 Worthington St., $336,345.

Beris F. Gouldbourne to Gladysh Capital LLC, 30 Clark St., $20,000.

Bukowski Construction LLC, to Jeremy Moore, 47 Juliet St., $298,000.

Carlo J. Dilizia to Shaina Curran, 167 Thompson St., $285,000.

Carlos A. Morales and Odettsy M. Morales Solis to Wadenise Mezil, 58 Grover St., $170,000.

Anne Marie Kittredge to Nora L. Gurley, Chad T. Lynch to Daniel S. Paris, 20 196 Montague Road, $340,000.

Gerald St., $220,000.

SOUTH HADLEY Joni E. Fleming to Richard M. Fleming, 35 Park Ave., $100.

Jessica L. Falade and Geoffrey P. Falade to Michael J. Gwynn, 5 Stewart St., $312,500.

Charise Gonzalez to Lewen Cotte, 44 Pascal Drive, $287,000.

Della Ripa Real Estate LLC, to Angelica Cotto, 221 Eddy St., $150,000.

Dollymae Carnegie and Creigton Carnegie to William R. Nickerson, 62

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Donna S. Martelle to Juan Rios, 29 Parkin St., $150,000.

Dubs Capital LLC, to Josue Matos and Bianca J. Matos, 98 Bowles St., $334,000.

Goodreau, estate, and Sara L. Dieters, representative, to Ileana Garcia and Raul Eliezer Torres Jr., 55 Westbrook Drive, $245,000.

Springfield City to 90 Termar Property LLC, St. James Boulevard, $2,000.

Springfield City to Cindy Caride, Greene Street, $1,123.

Stefanie Erickson and Maria Bella Castro to Joejoe Properties LLC, 31 Acrebrook Road, $275,000.

East Coast Contracting LLC, to Melanie Tanisha Cabezudo and Javier Vazquez Massiah Gordon and Christopher to Dshawn O. Telfaire and Leancy M. Diyaolu, 42 Kerry Drive, $410,000.

Diaz, 215 Dorset St., $245,000.

Eladio Pagan Jr., and Eladio Pagan to Techia L. Francis to Emmanuel TeteZenaida Figueroa and Geraldo J. CueDonkor, 31 Pheland St., $175,000. vas, 172 Davis St., $197,000.

Thomas W. Gallagher and Jennifer Eliezer Garcia and Cindy M. Garcia to Nathan Crocco and Kamileh Crocco, 24 Gallagher to Sudan Curiel and Natalie Vargas, 140 Chestnut St., Unit 605, Mountainview St., $289,900. $46,000.

Felecia Yager to Elijah Saez, 177 Jasper Value Properties LLC, to Jazmin MonSt., $191,000. tes, 202 Dunmoreland St., $210,000.

Genaro Medina Jr., representative, GenWilliam J. Britt to Wayne Corse aro Medina-Rivera Sr., estate, Genaro Medina Sr., estate, and Genaro Medina, and Marie Corse, 43 Caseland St., estate, to Edwin Medina, 174 Drexel St., $157,000.

Geraldine B. Calento, representative, Jane V. Chmura, estate, Jane B. Chmura, estate, and Jane Veronica Chmura, estate, to Hedge Hog Industries Corp., 47 Felicia St., $130,000.

Heather Chaiffre to Rene Santiago and Elizabeth Morales, 52 Kerry Drive, $223,000.

Helen Al-Mahrwuth to Detric Watkins, 17-19 Crown St., $255,000.

Hilda Martinez to Caty Rosario, 219 Pendleton Ave., $145,000.

Carol A. Desantis and Daniel C. Ziemba to Cassidy D. Caravella, 1 Fisherdick Road, $236,000.

Elaine A. Masse to Denise A. Chasse, Celeste J. Masse and Nicole M. Schoenfeldt, 28 Oak Ridge Circle, $100.

Ralph W. Slate, Virginia M. Slate and Virginia A. Slate to HRQ Global LLC, Horseshoe Circle, $30,000.

Raymond C. Green Investments LP, and Raymond C. Green Investments Inc., general partner, to JCV Realty LLC, 48 North St., and 54 Pleasant St., $269,500.

Scott L. Walulak, personal representative, and Genevieve C. Walulak, estate, to Fumi Realty Inc., 9 Old Belchertown Road, $80,000.

Timothy J. Wrobel to FJ Property LLC, 54 North St., $150,000.

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Adair V. Webb to Elizabeth A. Olinger, 42 Plateau Ave., $225,000.

Jennifer Michelle Carley, 70 Pineridge Drive, $520,000.

Regina R. Perry, Regina Rose Ranstrom, Regina Rose Ranstorm and Devin M. Perry to Matthew D. Rivest and Adair V. Rivest, 125 Craiwell Ave., $341,000.

Shawn Baker and Sylvia Ferreira to Kimberley Gepfert and Ross Gepfert, 10 Maria Drive, $262,500.

Richard C. Lovely and Olivia J. Lovely to Elizabeth Battey and John Battey, 33 Old Westfield Road, $400,000.

Ronald G. Batchelor and Dawn M. Batchelor to Jason Donaldson, trustee, and Etabav Realty Trust, trustee of, 35 Duke St., $201,000.

Steven J. Hieronymus to Karl W. Rehbein and Jason Michael Rehbein, 1304 Elm St., Unit A6, $79,900.

Thomas J. Nault to Alex Geas, 22 West St., $220,000.

WESTFIELD Angela M. Southwick and Angela M. Barber to Brittany J. Taylor, 30 Sunset Drive, $230,000.

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Lise Petit-Dondi, representative, and Marcellin J. Petit, estate, to Kyeesha L. Weaver, 414 Dwight Road, $280,000.

Luis O. Tarraza and Moyra Tarraza to Omar Tuitt, 174-176 Northampton Ave., $217,000.

Marcella Ann Pagliaro and Frank Edward Majka to Justin B. Richardson and Madelyn E. Metzler, 295 Draper St., $207,000.

Mariano Bulted and Magna Roman to Jet Investments LLC, 51-53 Leyfred Terrace, $148,374.

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William R. Nickerson and Felicia Nickerson to Richard P. Gaviorno, 293 Abbott St., $215,000.

WN Management LLC, to Hunter Property Group LLC, 82-84 College St., $160,000.

Xiomary Reyes, Xiomary De La Cruz and Xiomary De La Cruz to Oniel Ogando Mejia, 112-114 Revere St., $197,000.

WESTHAMPTON Patrick Properties LLC, to Maura L. McCarthy, Blueberry Hills Road, $125,000.

Patrick Properties LLC, to Rebecca Carriere and Brian Sorkin, Blueberry Hills Road, $150,000.

Patrick Properties LLC, to Megan Leigh Dragon and Robert Lynn Dragon, Blueberry Hills Road, $105,000.

Wendy P. Blow to Berkshire Classics LLC, 134 Kings Highway, $298,400.

Bing Hou and April Hou to April Hou, 38 Shady Brook, $100.

Carol A. Newman, Eric A. Newman, Paul Daniele, trustee, and Heather E .Daniele Revocable Trust, trustee of, to Richard M. Carnevale and Jeanne M. Carnevale, 286 Woodmont St., $350,000.

Emtay Inc., to Christopher Rivera-Sierra, 16-18 Southworth St., $280,000.

Frank E. Charbonneau and Linda J. WALES MBC Properties LLC, to Hilda M. Santa, Brown to Michele A. Dandy, 78 Brook50 Commonwealth Ave., $260,000.

Lori M. Whitman to Good Times line Ave., $135,000.

Property Services LLC, 216 Union Road, Misael Rodriguez-Cruz to Nicholas Lizbeth A. Scholpp to G & C Real $25,000.

Ayala, 34 Newhouse St., $180,000.

Estate Investments LLC, 97 Ashley St., Nelson Perez to Handyflippers Inc., 41- Randy Pascale to Randy Paul Pascale $180,000.

Jr., and Alexandria Yanka, 157 Monson 43 Fresno St., $152,000.

Marc T. Bergeron and Suzanne Road, $112,000.

Olmsted Realty LLC, to Hanati Lubega, Bergeron to Colin Moll, 29 York St., 18-20 Lombard St., $191,820. $297,000.

WARE Rodolfo V. Espinosa to Abraham E. TorMarian L. Giannetti to Custom Homes res Jr., and Caroline Torres, 227 Denver Delia J. Butler and Jason A. Toppin to Development Group LLC, 52 MeadowSt., $168,000. brook Ave., $135,000.

Corey Ingalls, 347 Monson Turnpike Sara L. Deiters, representative, Richard Road, $255,000.

Matthew D. Rivest, Adair V. Rivest and

Ariel O. Bogoff to John D. Slavick, 196 Springfield St., $425,000.

Atlantic Holdings Group Inc., to Vital Days LLC, 2555 Boston Road, $325,000.

Charles W. Coscore, Connie MacLeod Coscore and Connie MacLead Coscore to Ana C. Castellanos-Gomez, 20 Maplewood Drive, $446,500.

Phillip Brousseau, Philip Brousseau and Jessica Brousseau to Christopher J. Harley and Irina Gabriela Rosales-Harley, 23 Carla Lane, $465,000.

NMLS#64460 Properties LLC, 758 Westfield St., $1,105,265.

Anthony J. Tranghese to Joseph D. Tranghese, 80 Main St., $245,000.

Custom Homes Development Group LLC, to Laura M. Quink, 479 Springfield St., $302,500.

Jersey Shore Properties LLC, to Rachel Barr, Yorktown Drive, #99, $12,500.

Julio Ayala to Rafael Perez, 51 Pine Grove St., $240,000.

Veronica M. Wojcik, representative, Anna M. Bannish, estate, and Ann M. Bannish, estate, to Thomas Louis Bannish Jr., 210 Pontoosic Road, $125,000.

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John David Slavick to Sanu Rai and Bibash Mangmu, 238 Winterset Drive, $295,000.

Sunlight Properties LLC, to Vitaliy Dubovoy, 31 A St., $140,000.

William H. Kemple to Ali Javaid, 427 Soule Road, $280,000.

Bank of America to Debbie Smith, 248 Birch Road, $83,500.

David A. Kowalski and Diane T. Kowalski to Chad H. Nelson and Viorika Nelson, 7 Harvest Moon Lane, $635,000.

Harold T. Beattie Jr., Harold T. Beattie, Sharon D. Pepek, trustee, and Sharon D. Pepek Revocable Indenture of Trust of, trustee of, to Keenan Real Estate LLC, 77-79 Elm St., $167,500.

Hugh J. Lannon Jr., and Verna A. Lannon to Brian Callahan, 100 Dana St., $268,000.

Kimberley D. Gepfert, Ross Gepfert, Kimberly D. Cross and Kimberley D. Cross to Patricia M. Richard, 25 Tannery Road, Unit A-4, $151,000.

Laurie Despard and Laurie Webster to Alexandra Marie Webster and Jeremy Paul Tanguay, 25 Pearl St., $238,341.

Mercer Island Realty Inc., to Sardinhas & Constante Realty LLC, 230 Southampton Road, $400,000.

Robert G. Herrick and Josephine M. Herrick to Michael Patrick Carley and

WILLIAMSBURG Glen K. Van Peski, trustee, Jeffrey K. Van Peski, trustee, Kathrin Woodlyn Bateman, trustee, and Claire L. Bateman 1991 Trust to Lawrence C. Childs, trustee, Alice Lahm Heller, trustee, Alice Lahm Heller 1999 Trust and Lawrence C. Childs 1999 Trust, 152 Ashfield Road, $1,250,000.

William C. McAvoy Jr., and Anthony J. McAvoy to Robert F. Sherlock, trustee, and Robert F. Sherlock Living Trust, 44 Village Hill Road, $200,500.

WORTHINGTON Evlyn H. Newell to Erica M. Salling and Spencer Icasiano, 22 Harvey Road, $397,500.

Robert K. Reinke, Margaret A. Reinke and Margret A. Camerlin to Stephen M. Waterhouse, trustee, Victoria L. Waterhouse, trustee, and Hundred Acres Woods Realty Trust, 1108 Old North Road, $575,000.

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51 Pine Lane

WESTWOOD, MA

Furniture, Quantity of Fine Art, Antiques, Gold Nuggets, Jewelry, Oriental Rugs, Treenware, and more.

To be Sold on the Premises

Features:

• 2-Story Cape Style Home • ± ½ Acre of Land (± 20,908 S/F) • • Total of (8) Rooms w/ (3) Bedrooms & (2 ½) Baths • • ± 2,642 S/F of Gross Living Area Above Grade • Gas FWA Heat • • Central Air Conditioning • Full Basement w/ Finished Rec Room • • Vinyl Siding • Fireplace • Deck • Hardwood & Tile Floors • • Public Water & Sewer • Assessor’s Parcel: M-023, B-000, L-149 • Zoned: RA • • Renovated in 2016!!!! • H TWO CAR BUILT-IN GARAGE H

PREVIEW: THURS, 8AM-4PM - FRI, 8AM-6PM (MASKS PLEASE)

1% BROKER INCENTIVE OFFERED!!

Sale Per Order of Mortgagee Attorney James R. Byrne Of the firm of Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, P.C. 100 Pearl Street 17th Floor, Hartford, CT Attorney for Mortgagee

Terms Of Sale $25,000.00 Deposit Cash or Certified Funds.

5% Buyer’s Premium Applies.

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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

MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

Thursday, April 22, 2021

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

12:00 PM-WARE 37 Benham Avenue

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

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sgl fam, 960 sf liv area, 0.29 ac lot, 5 rm, 3 bdrm, 1 bth, Hampshire: Bk 8395, Pg 229 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.

Aaron Posnik

AUCTIONEERS•APPRAISERS

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

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

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CITY OF SPRINGFIELD

LAND AUCTION!

Conducted Outdoors – Wednesday, June 2* at 1 PM Carriage House at the Barney Estate in Forest Park 16 BUILDABLE LOTS ON THE AUCTION BLOCK: ATTN: BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS & ABUTTERS! • WS Bowles St ** (01692-0013) – 5,000± SF • ES Catharine St ** (02512-0033) – 5,000± SF • NS Clayton St (02840-0002) – 4,307± SF • WS College St (03020-0036) – 4,250± SF • ES Commonwealth Ave (03095-0153) – 4,250± SF

• 43 Crest St (03400-0014) – 5,000± SF • NS King St (07295-0028 ) – 6,415± SF • ES Murray Hill Ave (08890-0018) – 5,000± SF • ES Nelson Ave (08960-0015) – 5,163± SF • NS Prospect St (09950-0037 ) – 5,121± SF

* In the event of inclement weather, the auction will be held on June 9, 2021 at 1:00 PM.

• NS Quincy St (10015-0012) – 4,991± SF • ES Sherman St ** (10805-0046) – 7,907± SF • ES Stebbins St (11125-0033) – 10,851± SF • NS Brigham & SS Walnut St (3 Lots together) (01870 0002 & 3 & 11952-0065) – Total 9,528± SF

**Located in National Register

TERMS: $5,000 DEPOSIT BY BANK CHECK payable to the CITY OF SPRINGFIELD; 5% Buyer’s Premium. Inventory subject to change. Other terms announced at auction. ▶ Call or visit web for directions to location & auction info. ◀

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Cats Sweet cat/kitten, neutered Needs forever home.

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

BASEBALL, Football Basketball & Hockey cards, 1950’s-present, 50 to 90% off, selling boxes for $1.25. BUYING ALL SPORTS CARDS, RETIRED KOREAN WAR VET 413-596-5783

Fitness Equipment One Multi Gym, 30 different exercises, $1500. Rowing mach., $100. Chin-up setup, $100. Elliptical trainer $800. and older multi gym. Or buy complete set for $2,300. Pristine cond.

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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

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MILSON PARK KING SIZE STORAGE BED 2 mos old, excel cond. $499. or B/O (413)322-8959

Lawnmowers & Snowblowers 61’’ CHEETAH ZTR 32HP, 391 hours, only used for home use w/bagging syst. $6,000. 413-356-8888

Machinery & Tools Auto Tools & Power Equipment. All for $14,000.

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Black & Decker 10’’ Dewalt Radial arm saw, deluxe power shop w/Black & Decker Dewalt deluxe cab. base. $225. Call 413374-0527 bet. 8:30am-9pm Table Saw home made, $50.00 best offer.

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