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ANTIQUES & COLLECTING: Toleware reigned supreme in 1700s New England, F4 IN THE GARDEN WITH LEE REICH: Save seeds for next year’s garden, F3 GARDEN NOTES, F4 PROJECT OF THE WEEK: Child-size classic, F5 WMASS DEEDS, F6 MORTGAGE RATES: 30-year mortgage rate edges up to 2.87%, F7

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Clothing clutter Storage tips to help you condense space

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gests looking for furniture with hidden storage. Try the Leto 10-pair shoe rack ($260-$291, tuhomefurniture.com), which is concealed inside a stylish wall mirror in a light gray or black finish. Don’t forget the real estate under your bed. Look for bins with wheels that can be pulled out easily. Hayden likes the hinged lids on Bella 18-gallon clear underbed totes ($24.99 each, bedbathandbeyond. com), because you don’t have to pull the bin all the way out to access its contents, she says. If you’re tight on space and/ or budget, consider creating your own simple storage console using Sterlite four-drawer wide weave towers ($60, ama zon.com) and a wood console tabletop ($149, pipe-decor. com). The drawers can hold clothing, accessories or shoes. They are also a great option for a dorm room, Hayden says.

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Another way to expand your closet space without underBy Mari-Jane Williams going a pricey renovation, The Washington Post Hayden says, is to add a rod extender. Try the Simply EsLet’s face it: Most of us have sential double-hang adjustable too many clothes. Even before closet rod ($15, bedbathandthe coronavirus pandemic beyond.com). It is made of made loungewear everyday steel with a chrome finish and attire, did we really need all of can be adjusted vertically from the sweaters, skirts, tees and one to 30 inches and horizonpants that we have crammed tally from 20 to 36 inches. in our closets and drawers? A bench at the end of your Probably not. bed is a convenient place to The first step in any attempt sit while you’re putting on or to organize your clothes taking off your shoes, Hayden should be to cull what you says, but if you opt for one have, says Sharon Hayden, an with storage, then it can also interior designer with Studio hold sweaters, blankets or Starrs Interiors in Vienna, The Leto 10-pair shoe rack ($260-$291) is concealed inside a other bulky items. She likes Virginia. wall mirro and comes in a light gray or black finish on tuhome the mid-century modern vibe “There might be some furniture.com. (WAYFAIR) of Project 62’s Arthur tufted sentimental pieces you want to storage options, Hayden says. storage bench ($170-$180, tar Hayden recommends lookhang on to ... but a lot of peoInstead of five pairs of pants on get.com). It has a hinged lid, ing for one that can be used ple think, ‘I’m going to hold elsewhere in your home — a is 48 inches wide and comes separate hangers, for examon to these skinny jeans until in blue, gray, brown or spice I lose enough weight to fit into credenza, sideboard or media ple, condense them with a upholstery. center — if, at some point, you tiered hanger. The same goes them again,’” Hayden says. no longer need it in the bedTo corral shoes, Hayden sugfor skirts. She recommends “But I guarantee that if you lose the weight, the first thing room for clothing storage. She chrome four-tier swingarm skirt hangers from the you’re going to want to do is go likes the Talbert six-drawer Container Store ($9.99 each, dresser ($595, livingspaces. shopping.” containerstore.com) and the com) for its clean lines and The standard procedure of modern aesthetic. Sosopin space-saving pants donating or tossing anything hangers ($21.74 for a set of To make the most of closet you haven’t worn in more than a year is trickier because of two, amazon.com). space, consider vertical the pandemic, Hayden says. Instead, she suggests asking yourself: Is this something I would buy today? If the answer is no, let it go. Once you’ve winnowed your clothes down to the pieces you really need and love, she says, come up with a plan for storing them. Hayden Stepping through helps reduce slip recommends choosing items and fall accidents that will make the most of vertical space, as well as hidWe can also install: • More affordable than walk-in tubs! • Curved Shower Rod den storage and furniture that • We install Easy Step • Hand-Held Shower Head can serve multiple purposes. into your existing tub – • Slip Resistant Surface No expensive remodeling! $159 Value Here are her suggestions One Coupon Per Order Learn more at: MiracleMethod.com/easystep Through 9/30/21 • Valid at for hangers, bins, benches Participating Locations Only. and more that will help you 33 Grattan Street get — and keep — your clothes Chicopee, MA in order. 413-589-0769 When choosing a dresser, www.miraclemethod.com

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Save seeds for next year’s garden

AM SAVING SEEDS OF some of this year’s juiciest tomatoes and most colorful flowers to plant in next year’s garden. Why? Saving my own seeds from year to year gives me a bit of independence from seed companies, which, for one reason or another, may stop offering certain varieties. It’s also a way to maintain an annual supply of seeds that seed companies never offer, so-called heirloom varieties that have been handed down for generations from parents to children and from neighbor to neighbor. This year, for instance, I grew a giant canning tomato from seeds given to me by a friend. Where did my friend get the seed? From another friend. Heirloom seeds are from plants whose flowers self-pollinate. Commercial hybrid seeds, in contrast, are produced when the pollen of one specially selected plant is made to fertilize the flowers of yet another specially selected plant. Hybrid plants often are more robust than their parents — they have so-called “hybrid vigor.” When it comes to flavor of vegetables and beauty of flowers, hybrid is not always “high-bred.” New varieties of sweetpeas have beautiful flowers, but they cannot match the intoxicating fragrance of an heirloom variety such as Painted Lady, which was introduced nearly two centuries ago. The old Golden Bantam corn may not be as sweet as newer hybrids, but has much richer, cornier flavor. Seeds won’t come true from hybrid plants. Take the seeds out of a hybrid tomato, such as Big Boy, and you will not get Big Boy fruits on those plants next year. So you must purchase seeds of hybrid varieties. That said, this year I did plant, on a lark, seeds of the delectable hybrid cherry tomato called Sungold. Surpris-

The first step in saving tomato seeds — after tasting the tomato — is to squeeze the seeds into a container, then add water. (LEE REICH PHOTO)

ingly, the fruits were almost identical to those on neighboring plants raised from hybrid seeds. And thankfully so, because Sungold seed is occasionally in short supply from seed companies; if my nonhybrid plants produce nearly the same fruits year after year, I won’t have to worry about not being able to buy the seed.

If you choose to save seeds from your own garden plants, select plants that are healthy. Let fruits or flowers mature, whether they are the dry pods of lettuce or radish plants, the juicy fruits of tomato or cucumber plants, or the dry seed heads of marigolds or zinnias. You can take a few seeds out of tomatoes as you eat them, but a mature cu-

cumber with ripe seeds is unfit to eat. Rinse well, then dry the seeds from juicy plants. No need to do anything with the dry seeds you pop out of radish pods or rub from the heads of marigolds or daisies, except to pack them away. What kinds of plants you end up growing next year will depend on whether the seeds you collect are from hybrid plants, and whether the seeds were from flowers that were self-pollinated or cross-pollinated. Cucumbers, for example, have separate male and female flowers, so readily cross-pollinate. Propagate heirloom cucumber varieties by preventing cross-pollination; either grow them in isolation from other cucumbers or

else bag and hand-pollinate a few female flowers with male flowers on the same plant. The most predictable outcomes when saving flower and vegetable seeds will be with those taken from nonhybrid plants that have not cross-pollinated or do not do so readily — like heirloom varieties of peppers and most tomatoes. (Potato-leaf varieties of tomatoes do frequently cross-pollinate.) Expect some interesting results with the others. 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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Terry & Kim Kovel | Antiques & Collecting

Toleware reigned supreme in 1700s New England

OLEWARE WAS popular in New England and nearby areas in the 1700s. Collectors today identify the existing pieces by similarities in the shapes and painted decorations on newly discovered pieces. Two paint colors were used as the base coat to protect the tin from rust; black or red was used in Pennsylvania, but only black was favored in parts of New England. Pennsylvania makers usually made a straight spout and a handle with an extra piece to reinforce the curve in the handle. New England makers favored a simple curved handle. The body was a lighthouse shape, and tinsmiths made a gooseneck spout. Yellow, green, red and white flowers and leaves were stenciled on as decorations. The tinware lost favor when copper and silver plate became more available because tin often rusted. But some of the small utensils, such as cookie cutters and funnels, remained in use.

This 19thcentury, 10-inchhigh painted tin coffeepot sold in a Cowan auction for $544. (COWLES SYNDICATE INC.)

keys. If you’re lucky, the store will have a key that fits. If not, a locksmith can look for a bit-key blank that’s a close fit. Antique master keys can typically open every lock in a home, most commonly in Sears Craftsman and Victorian homes, as well as any I have two Jasper curio home that’s close to a century cabinets. I purchased them or more in age. The antique in the 1960s from Harlem skeleton key is also known as Furniture Co. in Dayton, a “Big and Barrel” key. Ohio. I was hoping that you could help me out with finding new keys! Thank you.

knowing if there are any collectors of Feudal Oak pieces. I inherited several pieces and don’t have room for all of them. These particular pieces were crafted in Jamestown, New York, 90 to 100 years ago.

Feudal Oak furniture was made by the Jamestown Lounge Co. The company

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If antique furniture collectors buying — or those inheriting — older curio cabinets or chests are lucky, their pieces will come with original keys. Check to see if the key is taped in a drawer or on the back panel. If the key is not found, first remove the lock (it may be easy to remove the door or drawer that holds the lock) and take it to an antiques store, hardware store or a locksmith. Call ahead to make sure the store has a collection of old bit keys, often called skeleton

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was founded in Jamestown, New York, in 1888. It started out making lounges but by 1900 was making a variety of case and upholstered furniture. The Feudal Oak line was made from 1928 until the 1940s. The machine-carved pieces were made from oak trees that grew near Jamestown. The company was sold in 1978 and closed in 1983. Dark, heavy oak furniture is not in style now, so it might be hard to sell. Some Feudal Oak pieces sell for low prices, a center table for about $150, chairs for $25 each at auction, some in shops.

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possible price of a silver cake or pie server from the 1939 New York World’s Fair? It has a picture of George Washington, standing, at the top of the handle and five stars below that. The wide part of the server has seven flags above “New York World’s Fair 1939.”

The New York World’s Fair opened on April 30, 1939, the 150th anniversary of George Washington’s inauguration as president of the United States. The fair ran until the end of October 1939. It reopened in May 1940 and closed in October. Your souvenir cake server is silver plated and made by National Silver Company. The company started before 1904 but stopped making flatware in the late 1950s. The value of your World’s Fair souvenir cake server is $10 to $20.

Q. I have many fond

memories of a toy clock I played with in the 1960s and was surprised recently to find that old toy in a bin from my parent’s garage. It was made by Fisher-Price Toys and is called the Tick Tock Clock. How much is it worth?

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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. Venetian glass bowl, sommerso, thick sides, semi-circular form, cased red and white, Murano, Italy, 3 3/4 x 6 inches, $95. Tramp art box, chip carved from mahogany cigar boxes, pyramid form with 13 layers, lift off cover with porcelain knob, traces of old cigar box labels, 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 x 10 inches, $175. Silver-sterling, salad set, Cactus pattern, Georg Jensen, black horn serving ends, design from 1930, post-1944 Jensen hallmark, spoon 9 1/8 inches, fork 9 3/8 inches, $210. Pair of bookends, cask with domed lid, sits on arched L-shaped pad, wood, ostrich and faux leather with gilt striping and crests, each cask has a metal finial and four scrolling paw feet, Maitland Smith, 9 x 10 x 7 inches, $315. Brass inkwell, skull and crossed bones form, open eyes and nose, hinged face lifts up to reveal white china insert, American, 1880-1900, 2 1/2 inches, $390. Moorcroft pottery vase, owl on branch, leaves and acorns, crescent moon, glossy dark blue ground, oval, Sally Tuffin, stamped “Moorcroft, Made in England,” 12 1/2 inches, $440.

front of a schoolhouse, complete with a teacher welcoming children in the front door and a school bell at the top of the toy, near the bright yellow handle. When you wound it up, it played the Grandfathers Clock Song. The clock face had big numbers, images of the sun and moon, and the clock hands moved around as the song played. It taught motor skills and how to tell time. In good condition, the clock sells for around $60.

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thing about the maker and age of some plates I found at a resale shop. They picture a Colonial couple in the center and have fluted edges with a gilt lacy border. There is a circular mark that says “The Cronin China Co., Minerva, Ohio” and “National Brotherhood of Operative Potters.”

Terry Kovel and Kim Kovel answer readers’ questions sent to the column. Send a letter with one question describing the size, material (glass, pottery) and what you know about the item. Include only two pictures, the object and a closeup of any marks or damage. Names, addresses or email addresses will not be published. Questions that are answered will appear in Kovels Publications. Write to Kovels, The Republican, King Features Syndicate, 628 Virginia Dr., Orlando, FL 32803 or email us at collectorsgallery@ kovels.com.

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Deeds AGAWAM Agnes T. Puricelli to John Ferraro Jr., 5 Maple Meadow Lane, $335,000. Cynthia A. Sutter to Todd Fairman and Michelle Fairman, 72 Elizabeth St., $495,000. Kathleen Roy, Kathleen P. Nelson and Christopher Roy to Diana Huynh, 18 James St., $274,000. Kevin L. Donald to Cheuk Chun Chu and Shu Chen, 624-626 Springfield St., $287,000. Peter V. Panchelyuga and Irina Panchelyuga to Brenda Gallucci, 124 Regency Park Drive, $109,000. Richard G. Atkinson and Rachel E. Atkinson to Kenny Ramos, Tracy Maria Ramos and Tracy M. Ramos, 151 Florida Drive, $245,000. Shawn Disley to Agawam Rentals LLC, 41-43 High St., $160,000. Thomas J. Moriarty Jr., and Barbara A. Moriarty to TLC Construction Inc., 28 Oxford St., $155,000.

AMHERST Robert M. Roy and Erin Roy to Allen D. Hadden and Jennifer S. Hadden, 25 Salem Place, $167,000. Jeremy D. Ober to John Akers and Raina Akers, 16 Palley Village Place, $735,000. Ralph P. Guisti to CIBA LLC, 815 Main St., $185,000. James A. J. Triplett and Linda D. Mensing-Triplett to Matthew Lindsay and Christina Ciafone, 47 Wildflower Drive, $675,000. Jennifer L. Ackerman, Scott M. Johnston and S. Johnston to Christopher G. David and Lisa R. Bacanskas, 375 Shays St., $815,000. Ric Weinman to Amanda Verdery Young and Robert T. Young, 20 Whippletree Lane, $516,500. Richard C. McIntire Sr., to Richard C. McIntire Jr., and Sharon McIntire, 24 Leverett Road, $190,000. German E. Vargas and Glenda Y. Nieto to Madiha Elbassiouny, 170 E. Hadley Road and 170 East Hadley Road, $175,700.

Clifford B. Morcom, attorney-in-fact, to Clifford B. Morcom Revocable Living Trust, 220 Mill Valley Road, $100.

Jr., 180 Granby Road, $284,000.

Clifford B. Morcom, Clifford B. Morcom II, Celeste I. Morcom and Clifford B. Morcom, attorney-in-fact, to Clifford B. Morcom Revocable Living Trust, 224 Mill Valley Road, $100.

Janosik Realty LLC, to Griffin Burke and Stephen P. Burke, 196 Nonotuck Ave., $294,000.

Megan Bogacz, Staci Lazzara, Megan Bogacz-Lazzara and Staci Bogacz-Lazzara to Norman J. Seymour, 42 North Main St., $239,000. Mary Lou Gamble and Mary Lou Madigan to Jason S. Balut, 633 Federal St., $147,000. Nancy J. Gebhardt and Nancy S. Gebhardt to Richard C. Royce Jr., and Ann V. Royce, 161 Federal St., $264,000.

BERNARDSTON Clark M. Seaman to Jonathan W. Carow, 494 W Mountain Road, $329,000. Janice Kay Cobb, “aka” Janice K. Cobb, and Ralph W. Olsen Jr., to Jennie E. Lake and Daekwon Williams, 59 River St., $230,000.

BLANDFORD Mitchell Drenga to Bradley W. Curry and Margaret Carroll, 4 Sanderson Brook Road, $140,000. David M. Ryan and Regina L. Ryan to Sean Connor and Elaine Connor, 1232 Dunhamtown Brimfield Road, $335,000. Edward M. Canavan and Anne L. Canavan to Luzmarilda G. Ferreira, 140 John Haley Road, $360,000. Gail A. LaFleur and Gail A. Oyler to Gwendolyn Levine, trustee, and GJL RNL Nominee Trust, trustee of, 36 Third St., $100,000. Michael J. Komssi and Sarah A. Komssi to Emily A. Sokol and Nicholas C. Christian, 156 Wales Road, $327,500.

BUCKLAND Rose M. Deneve to Ned James and Marilynn L. Zeller, Apple Valley Road, $23,000.

Sarah Neelon, personal representative of, The Estate of John F. Greene, Jing Liu and Hongqi Wang to Michael to Amanda S. Kingsley and Stuart Lee, Jai Young Lee, and Yong Suk Kingsley, 27 Elm St., $145,000. Lee, 5 Edge Hill Place and 5 Edge Hill Buckland Public Library Inc. to KathRoad, $320,000. ryn L. Davenport and Catherine B. Russillo. Upper Street. $1,500

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Maryellen Abbatiello and Robert Abbatiello to Erik B. Sherman, Lisa Sherman and Matthew Sherman 102 Main St., $349,900.

BELCHERTOWN Clifford B. Morcom, Clifford B. Morcom II, Celeste I. Morcom and

John K. Lynn to Nathan M. Jacques, 41 Clement St., $255,100.

CHICOPEE Anthony D. Maloni, Anthony Maloni, Cynthia J. Maloni and Cynthia Maloni to Jason W. Kolodziej, 62 Rivers Ave., $365,000. Catherin S. Roberts to Ralph Mariani

Doreen E. Nelson to Yolanda Rivas, 84 Austin St., $300,000.

Joseph Colaccino to Alvin Yadiel Rodriguez, 18-20 Burton St., $267,000. Kyle J. Schultzki to Felmarie Feliciano-Merced and Angel Morales, 79 Saratoga Ave., $225,000. Mark A. Bigda, representative, Brian F. Bigda, representative, and Lillian L. Bigda, estate, to Edward Dickson and Debra A. Dickson, 137 Wildermere St., $247,000. Mary I. Zajchowski, estate, and David M. Beliveau, representative, to Joel Rodriguez Colon, 74 Hilton St., $200,000. Nelson Traquina, estate, Nelson M. Traquina, estate, Perry M. Traquina, representative, and Diana N. Traquina to Metropolitan Heights LLC, 8 Donlyn Drive, $190,000. Paul G. Lamontagne, representative, and Margery J. Lamontagne, estate, to Yinelis Rodriguez, 18 Percy St., $280,000. Robert Schreiber II, and Susan Schreiber to Katelyn H. Kele, 63 Ohio Ave., $307,000. Russell D. Lafleur to Russell D. Lafleur and Gail A. Lafleur, 107 Mountainview St., $100. Shirley D. Blain, estate, and Nancy T. Roux, representative, to Monday E. Agbonifo and Austin E. Agbonifo, 17-19 John St., $337,000. Suzanne D. Fontaine and Joanne M. Cote to Joseph E. Cote, 7 Mandalay Road, $285,000. Suzanne Dimenno, representative, and Jeanne T. Blazej, estate, to Leanna L. Picard, 74 State St., $180,000. William Wisniewski and Jessica T. Wisniewski to Doreen E. Nelson, 190 Delaney Ave., $279,000.

CONWAY Katherine van Keuren Blair, “aka” Katherine V. Blair, to Lusia Stewart, 186 North Poland Road, $409,000.

CUMMINGTON Mariam Massaro to Amanda C. Pollock, 24 West Main St., $200,000.

DEERFIELD Christine E. O’Connell and James F. O’Connell to Laura A. Rigali, 4C Heritage Way, Unit 7, Commons of Deerfield, $215,000. Ragus LLC, to Jane E. Stein, 9B Gray Lock Lane, Unit 23B, Sugarloaf Condominium, $324,900. Richard K. Wu to Christine L. Cranston and Gordon E. Cranston III, Mountain Road, $135,000.

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Erik A. Bardwell and Judith M. Bardwell to Emery Adams and Mary Sue Campbell, 734 Greenfield Road, $155,000. Stephen W. Asseng to Nathan James Gilbert, 795 River Road, $385,000. Ragus LLC, to Daniel Benedisuk and Sharyne Benedisuk, 9A Gray Lock Lane, Unit 23A, Sugarloaf Condominium, $324,900. James H. Maiewski and Paul R. Maiewski to Kamala Bouche, 20 Plain Road East, $307,000.

EAST LONGMEADOW Castle Headquarters Inc., and Gleb Leiderman to Tonya M. Perron, , $270,000. Dean A. Donaghue and Pamela A. Donaghue to Kerry J. PantoKkonopka and Kevin T. Konopka, 110 Colony Drive, $360,000. James E. Haberern to Loriann M. Corkum and James E. Haberern, Somers Road, $100. Monica J. Setian to James Gastringer, Denise Gastringer, Andrew Caron and Monique Matthews, 133 Braeburn Road, $232,000. Roland F. Brooks Jr., and Diane L. Brooks to Justin Dalessio, 22 Cedar Hill Road, $331,000. Tyde R. Richards and Denise W. Richards to Linda Coughlin, trustee, and Kingdom Home Living Trust, trustee of, 566 Prospect St., $1,250,000.

EASTHAMPTON David Jo Hope LLC, to Easthampton Ohm LLC, 50 Terrace View, $345,000. Troy W. Spath and Samantha Spath to Justin A. Wolfe and Jeanne H. Michaels, 129 Plain St., $322,000. Rebecca J. Zumbruski to Rebecca J. Zumbruski and Kerriann M. Collins, 4 Carol Ave., $100. Yasser Hussain and Khadija Hussain to Martin Brian Mahoney III, and Katie Musante, 10 Button Road, $585,000. Jennifer R. LaValley to Christopher J. Ayala and Elizabeth Mikesch, 120 Park St., $310,000. Michael J. Falcetti and Michael Falcetti to Lusmari Roman-Martinez, 62 Campbell Drive, $290,000.

GILL Molly Pennell LaFortune, “fka” Molly F. Pennell, to Diane Griffin and Karen Larsen, 477 Main Road, $230,000.

GRANBY John P. Marshall and Dennise M. Marshall to Alicia M. Carter, 25 Pine Brook Circle, $225,000. Scott W. Wilson and Virginia S. Wilson to Virginia S. Wilson, trustee,

Scott W. Wilson, trustee, and Virginia S. Wilson Living Trust, 74 Burnett St., $100.

GRANVILLE Richard M. Evans and Roberta S. Evans to Sheri Ann Knox, North Lane, $32,500.

GREENFIELD Linda Josephine McAllister, trustee of, The Carmen McCloud Real Estate Trust, to William G. Gallant and Gina R. Gallant, 392 Silver St., $100,000. Heidi L. Shattuck and William A. Shattuck III, to Ann F. Dillemuth, 16 Pine St., $205,000. Kelly Marie Dwight, Mary Lou Jarvis and Geraldine A. Jarvis to Paul D. Viens, 305 Country Side Road, $183,300. Paul D. Viens to Pamala Reipold, 305 Country Side Road, “aka” 305 Country-Side, Unit 305 Country-Side Condominium, $227,000. Michel Edward Dubois and Juan B. Ulloa to Killeen M. Stempel, 28 Revere Circle, $267,000. Daniel Zabriskie to Patrick K. Merrill, 8 Laurel St., $310,000. Greenfield Center School Inc., to 71 Montague City LLC, 61 and 71 Montague City Road, $255,000. Iomay Caban, “fka” Iomay Caban Gleason, and Brian Keith Johnson to Karen Whelan-Berry, 229 Silver St., $280,000. Margaret E. Roberge to Sean Ansel Appleton and Rachel Dowd, 84 Cleveland St., $250,000. Greenfield Medical Properties LLC, to Greenfield RIK MP LLC, 329 Conway St., $14,190,000.

HADLEY Betty E. Craker and Lyle E. Craker to Jeffrey J. Moriarty and Haley A. Dacyczyn, 119 Mt. Warner Road and 119 Mount Warner Road, $400,000.

HAMPDEN GHS Realty Inc., to LCB Realty LLC, 546-548 Main St., $700,000.

HATFIELD Honora G. Gordon to John Philip Hoffkins and Colleen M. Chambers, 8 Woodridge Circle, $714,000. Teresa S. Weybrew Zucker, Teresa A. Weybrew and Robert Zucker to Rebecca A. MacDonald, 113 Main St., $322,000.

HEATH Anthony R. Barrineau and Corinne S. Barrineau to Janelle Sonntag,

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HOLLAND Benjamin Griffin to Brian M. Embair, 7 Over the Top Road, $207,500. Patricia L. Buell and Thomas J. Buell to Susan Shaw Saari, 160 Brimfield Road, $100.

HOLYOKE Alfaville LLC, to Dominick A. Mastromonaco and Brenda S. Mastromonaco, Maple Crest Circle, Unit 24E, $160,000. Alfaville LLC, to James R. Slaney and Caylee Chunga, Maple Crest Circle, Unit 32G, $159,900. Brian T. Johnson to Deborah A. Lambert, 55 Francis Ave., $235,000. Darcy Lambert to Katherine Long and Gregory Joseph Armstrong, 39 Fairfield Ave., $285,000. Deborah Torretti, representative, Elaine A. Rigali, estate, and Elaine Alma Rigali, estate, to Anna K. Rigali, 473 Hillside Ave., $180,250.

Gary Wetherby and Paula Wetherby to Cyle J. Dennis, 87 Hemenway Road, $250,000. Joshua R. Nugent to We Three Birds LLC, 237 Shutesbury Road, $483,750.

LEYDEN Luann J. LaMontagne, “fka” Luann J. Canedy, individually and as executor of, The Estate of Richard L. Canedy, Lori J. Tyler and Lawrence R. Canedy to William B. Yetter and Sandra J. Yetter, Kately Hill Road, $2,500. Spirit Fire Meditative Retreat Center Inc., to Kibilio Inc., 407 West Leyden Road, $1,395,000.

Patrick Kozaczka and Sandra Kozaczka to Manuel Santos, 492 Miller St., $430,000.

Barbara M. Orsatti to Stephanie Davis, 78 Grassy Gutter Road, $475,000. Ki-Young Jeong and Myounghee M. Jeong to Cecilia Blackwood, 103 Woodside Drive, $400,000. Kimberly B. Morehardt to Bridgette C. Moriarity and David A. Sparks, 104 Elmwood Ave., $475,000.

Rafael Diaz to Carlos E. Benitez, 67 Pine St., $80,000. Ovila J. Gadbois to Stephen F. Field, 14 Alderman St., $175,000. Robert J. Orsucci and Jane A. Orsucci to Dib Realty LLC, 1635 Northampton St., $800,000.

Michael S. Ostrowski to Michael S. Ostrowski, trustee, and Michael S. Ostrowski 2017 Trust, trustee of, 94 Miller St., $100. Robert C. Derose and Patricia S. Derose to Kristin LeBlanc and Tyler LeBlanc, 1279 East St., $350,000. Whitetail Wreks LLC, to Hemlock Ridge LLC, Autumn Ridge Road, $134,900.

Town of Montague Selectboard to Franklin Regional Transit Authority, Sandy Lane, $125,000. Frances A. Smith “aka” Frances A. Sirum, to Charles F. Lang Jr., Dry Hill Road, $20,000.

William W. LaBombard and Donna L. LaBombard, trustees of, The LaBombard Investment Trust, to J2K Realty LLC, 2 South St., $299,000.

Damien J. Martin and Leann S. Martin to Charles Richard, Ely Road, $50,000. Jacquelyn S. Haley to David F. Roy, Kristen G. Roy and Olivia A. Roy, 18 Palmer Road, Unit 22, $214,900.

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Jason Constantine and Jennifer Constantine, “fka” Jennifer Weiner, to Laurie G. Swartwout and Mark W. Swartwout, 439 Millers Falls Road, $314,200.

Michael S. Ostrowski to Michael S. Ostrowski, trustee, and Michael S. Ostrowski 2017 Trust, trustee of, 146 Piney Lane, $100.

Gerard J. Couture and Laury CouRichard E. Hinman and Katherine ture to Michele Wagner, 123 Lincoln N. Hinman to Heather Gotha and St., $351,000. Mark Eckenrode, 234 Ellington James Santos Andrade and Cathy Road, $730,500. Lee Andrade to Jackie Rosa and Zachary Schwartz and Megan J. Sammy C. Rosa, 75 King St., Schwartz to Timothy J. Gibson, $275,000. 119 Meadowlark Drive, $401,500. Juan A. Jusino and Monserrate Jusino to Jenny Rivera and Carlos A. Rivera Maldonado, 56 Mosher St., $170,000.

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LONGMEADOW Andre J. Bowser and Omadelle A. Bowser to Global Homes Properties LLC, 123 Edgewood Ave., $181,500.

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Like most of us, mortgage rates seem to be languishing as summer winds down. According to the latest data released Thursday by Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate average edged up to 2.87% with an average 0.6 point. (Points are fees paid to a lender equal to 1% of the loan amount. They are in addition to the interest rate.) It was 2.86% the previous week and 2.91% a year ago. The 30-year fixed average has remained below 3% the past two months. Freddie Mac, the federally chartered mortgage investor, aggregates rates from around 80 lenders across the country to come up with weekly national averages. It uses rates for high-quality borrowers with strong credit scores and large down payments. Because of the criteria, these rates are not available to every borrower. The survey is based on home purchase mortgages. Rates for refinances may be different. As of Aug. 1, borrowers refinancing their mortgages will no longer have to pay the adverse market refinance fee. The fee, which was imposed on mortgages sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, added about $1,500 to a $300,000 loan. The surcharge was intended to offset covid-related losses. The 15-year fixed-rate average moved slightly higher to 2.17% with an average 0.6 point. It was 2.16% a week ago and 2.46% a year ago. The five-year adjustable rate average slipped to 2.42% with an average 0.2 point. It was 2.43% the previous week and 2.91% a year ago.

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NORTHAMPTON Blue Sky Real Estate LLC, to ALD NoHo LLC, 269-271 Main St., $1,510,000. Stanley Addison Freeman and Kaitlyn Joanna Freeman to Amy Kassatly and Lawrence Modestow, 39 Woodbine Ave., $409,000.

erton and Michael L. Artherton, 502 Mount Hermon Station Road, $400,000. Deborah L. Campbell to Margaret E. Roberge and Joseph A. Scorsome, 665A Millers Falls Road, $380,000.

ORANGE Kenneth Wolanin to Eric M. Harrison and Bonnie S. Taylor, Fairman Road, $35,000.

Henry E. Rivera and Paula W. Rivera Dianne Novotny to Nestor Luis Cruz and Chelsea Elizabeth Smith, to Miriam Piilonen, 368 Chester118 Walnut Hill Road. $305,000. field Road, $385,000. Stephen Richard to Scott M. BeDonald E. Watson Jr., and Tiffany langer, 76 Adams St., $217,000. J. Watson to Heather Marie Jones and Jason Lamar Jones, 1 Cooke Ave., $405,000.

Michael Raymond Riel and Michelle Aileen St. Germain McConnell to Matthew P. Schroyer and Jordan E. Schroyer, 1368 Westhampton Road, $207,000. Jeffrey J. Walker and Susan T. Walker to Joshua Schulman, 322 South St., $299,000. Patricia P. Wheelock and Mary Lous Madigan, attorney-in-fact, to Taylor Florence Re Holdings II LLC, 506 Florence Road, $175,000. Steven M. Waksman to Christen Anne Mucher and Colleen Probst Woods, 6 Graves Ave., $417,000. Joan M. Hart, trustee, and Revocable Indenture of Trust of Joan M. Hart to Anthony Del Signore Jr., and Kristin M. Weekley, 12-14 Grant Ave., $295,000. Pombridge Manor LLC, to Edward Lawrence Jackson and Carol Ann Forget, 5 Pomeroy Terrace, $339,000. Aaron G. Alexander and Elizabeth Alexander to Nicholas P. Otis and Michelle L. McCue, 73 Bridge St., $240,000. Lindsey L. Jacobsen and Tyler A. Hansen to Annika L. Yokum, 20 Graves Ave., $223,900. Chris Figge and Melody Figge to Heather F. Diaz and Donald B. Winter, 63 Bradford St., $265,000. Ecovisual LLC, to Janet L. Kelly and Patrick A. Fleming, 7 Rust Ave., $422,500. Columns at Rockwell Place LLC, to Vikash Saunders, 30 Village Hill Road, $315,000. Samantha A. McVay and Wesley Allen Barrows to Steven Archibald and Sarah Archibald, 43 Ice Pond Drive, $685,000.

NORTHFIELD Patricia Ann Kopec to Anna Marie Kopen and Stanley J. Kopec III, Mount Hermon Station Road, $23,000. Robert C. Gale to Judith A. Arth-

John S. Kima and Eileen K. Whyte to Christina Bazonski and Joel Bazonski, 91 Bacon St., $150,000.

Katherine L. E. Moon and Charles W. Schmieg Sr., to Donna A. Billiel and Clark Seaman, 176 Wheeler Ave., $440,000. Kenneth M. Gutkowski and Shannon C. Gutkowski to Brandon Comeau and Tiffany Comeau, 108 Winter St., $275,000.

SOUTH HADLEY Frank Wolanin, Mary Wolanin, Jan Mark Wolanin and John Marek Wolanin to Pawel K. Misniakiewicz and Malgorzata Misniakiewicz, 30 Wilson St., $275,000. Lisa A. Calkins and Paula C. Moyer to Melissa Caddigan and Thomas Caddigan, 41 West Summit St., $120,000. Gomigo Properties LLC, to Michael Rohan and Joselyn Comeau, 5 Stonegate Drive, $523,000. Norman B. Solomon, trustee, Laura M. Solomon, trustee, and Norman B. Solomon & Laura M. Solomon Revocable Trust Agre to Charles L. Hughes and Diane E. Hughes, 100 Stonybrook Way, $439,000. Gregory Gauthier and Maura Campbell to Gino Sorcinelli and Jennifer Sorcinelli, 99 Bardwell St., $343,500. Jeffrey W. Puffer to Emily M. Puffer, 140 Lyman St., $254,500.

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College Highway, $439,000. Richard A. Provencher and Michelle A. Provencher to David A. Richards and Anissa A. Giannini, 38 Bugbee Road, $384,900.

Ana Delma Grant, 94 Bowles St., $215,000. Homestead Connections LLC, to Atilgan Yanbul, 22 Hadley St., $300,000.

Sodom Mountain Campground Inc., to 233 South Loomis LLC, 233 South Loomis St., $750,000.

Hope Gamble and Anthony Gamble to JJJ17 LLC, 147 Marion St., $58,500.

Wesley D. Kupchunos Sr., and Donna M. Kupchunos to Christopher J. Collins and Sarah M. Ryzewski, 139 College Highway, $530,000.

Humboldt Realty LLC, and Brantley Enterprises LLC, to Angelika Rodriguez, 51-53 Marlborough St., $255,000.

Peter M. Coppa Jr., to Michael F. Sullivan and Doris M. Sullivan, 14 Davis Road, $315,000.

SPRINGFIELD Amat Victoria Curam LLC, to Luyambeshi Cloturde Mizhi and Tshipwila Samuel Mizhi, 105-107 Massachusetts Ave., $330,000. Barbara K. Velazquez to William R. Rodriguez and Luz M. Melendez Vazquez, 52 Irene St., $225,000.

Jacqueline Rivera to JoeJoe Properties LLC, 32-34 Palmyra St., $225,000. Joseph Thomas Cardaropoli to Ashley Joy Torres and Luis Angel Baez, 120 Patricia Circle, $260,000. Joseph V. Vedda, estate, and Andrea J. Leone, representative, to Zorka Bobrek, 89 Nassau Drive, $175,000. Juan B. Quintana to Rolando Fontanez Jr., 41 Louis Road, $225,000.

Kevin F. Abbey, Maureen E. Abbey Baystate Place LP, and Beacon and Maureen E. DeCarlo to Rong Baystate Place LLC, to BC Baystate Shao and Wei Yan, 95 West Place LLC, 414 Chestnut St., Alvord St., $182,000. Rameshchandra N. Patel, trustee of, Daniel J. O’Connor to Mark K. Mc- $24,000,000. Kim Jon Kesler and Donna M. The Orange East Main Street Trust, Donough and Heidi McDonough, Brett D. Kalish and Kellyn A. Kalish Kesler to Justin A. Taravella, 138 12 Hillcrest Park, $169,000. to Jair L. Jordan, 26 Whitney St., to Stacy Seda Pabon, 83 Mallowhill Hartford Terrace, $278,000. $285,000. Ronald G. Duprat and Kathleen A. Road, $265,000. Lauren E. McFarlane and Lauren Duprat to Jason Roy and Danielle Derek J. Merritt to Domenico AlCaroline M. Perrone, Deborah A. Elizabeth McFarlane to Michael P. berico, 40 Shumway St., $190,000. Roy, 2 Grandview St., $300,000. Pafumi, Laura J. Stears and Barba- Arsenault and Jessica Devoie, 53 ra L. Lyons to Ayouba Mahamane, 101 College LLC, to PSJS LLC, 101 Pennsylvania Ave., $290,000. 215 Pine Acre Road, $280,000. College St., $280,000. PALMER Leon Woods to Jimmy CarrasquilElissa K. Dingman and David Min- Danielle N. Sorcinelli and Danielle lo, 125 Sherman St., $225,000. Patricia Jolly, Francine Jordan, N. Clark to Keisha DeJesus, 522 er Jr., to James Woolley, 5 Linden Leonel Mendoza and Erica MenGhislaine Marie Lizak, Ghislaine Plumtree Road, $210,000. Drive, $348,000. doza to Yamille Alvarado Santiago, Lizak and Louisanne M. Richter to Edwin U. Castellanos and Keny Natasha Z. Matos, Natasha Z. 591 Union St., $205,000. Kathleen T. Connolly and Robert Anderson and Jennifer M. Matos to L. Herrera-Castellanos to WilA. Connolly, 2013 Overlook Drive, Mary Lou Crowley and Thomas man Omar Pineda and Virginia Anne Rachel Stackhouse Brown$238,000. J. Crowley to Brianne Dupuis and Reyes Calderon, 127 Sylvan St., ing and Marc Sanford Browning, Heather Dupuis, 150 Springfield Paula Ann Bessette and Pauline L. $200,000. 42 Stanton Ave., $425,000. St., $260,000. Wojtowicz to Pamela L. Prouty and Elaine Forbes, Camille Powell and Mary Anne Myers, trustee, and Donald L. Prouty III, 28 Cedar St., Mary T. Popko to Amat Victoria Susan E. Craig Revocable Trust to Camille Morgan to Naylor Nation $300,000. Curam LLC, 1370 Worcester St., Karol Makusiewicz, 121 Pine Grove Real Estate LLC, 149 Bowles St., $755,000. $180,000. Drive, $395,000.

PELHAM Anna M. Dolan and Joshua E. Perlstein to Erich Hinlein, trustee, and Doris M. Sherburne Irrevocable Trust, 290 Amherst Road, $450,000.

SHELBURNE Annette P. Szpila and Ronald M. Szpila to Benjamin Redman and Emily Redman, 20 Bardwells Ferry Road, $810,000.

SHUTESBURY Patricia E. Gonzalez to Julian Lustig-Gonzalez, 536 West Pelham Road, $300,000. Hillary H. Ferro, “fka” Hillary H. Wilbur, and Richard W. Ferro to Katrina Alexa Catalano and Owen Skorupski, 21-23 Wilson Way, “aka” 21-23 Wilson Road, $415,000.

Andrew Neil and Kacey Light to Christopher Watkins and Rebecca Castro, 51 East St., $365,777.

Michael S. Powers to Michael T. Keane and Kathleen M. Keane, 43 West Summit St., $100.

SOUTHAMPTON Linda A. Johndrow to Jennifer Day, 108 Gilbert Road, $410,000.

SOUTHWICK Jacqueline N. Ditrocchio to Travis Moszynski, 10 Tammy Lane, $290,000. Jennifer L. Langan and Sean P. Langan to Richard M. Drinan and Mary A. Drinan, 102 Mort Vining Road, $416,000. Kenneth E. Eggleston to Diana Chang, 23 Sefton Drive, $360,000. Norman C. Blakely, Norman C. Blakely Jr., Janet M. Blakely and Janet M. Graczewski to William M. Geer V, and Michelle B. Geer, 327

Ellien E. Laramee, Ellien Laramee-Byers, Ellien E. Laramee-Byers, Stephen Byers and Stephen B. Byers to Rosinski Realty Inc., 63 Langdon St., $131,000.

Nina Vital to Joseph Cardaropoli, 56 Blueberry Hill St., $266,000.

Emtay LLC, to NRES LLC, 59-61 Forest Park Ave., $165,000.

Speedway LLC, to Joes Kwik Marts MA LLC, 453 Cooley St., $640,000.

U S A Housing & Urban Development to Carla A. Smith, 14 Mansfield St., $180,000. Fiona Curry, Robert Crane and Fiona Edmund to Richard Brouillard, 654 Newbury St., $200,000.

Sean D. Connor and Elaine Connor to Ronald E. Banguera, 93 Dana St., $215,000.

Minuteman Properties & Acquisitions LLC, to Brandon Aultman and Thomas C. Wilson, III, 222 Parker St., $227,000.

Todd Fairman and Michelle FairFlora C. Main to Guillermo T. Bur- man to Jason Morgan and Camille gos, 715 Plumtree Road, $275,000. Morgan, 22 Chipmunk Road, $300,000. Gayle C. Atkins, Gayle Cynthia Veda M. Ferguson to Brenda S. Bailey Atkins, Gale C. Bailey and Daniel A. Atkins to Tina Yi Lei, 301 Ferguson and Thomas L. Ferguson, 177 Spear Road, $150,000. Longhill St., $385,000. Guilherme De Souza Sales to Luybang Trinh and Viet Tran, 110 Pasadena St., $340,000. Hedge Hog Industries Corp., to

Wendy McKellick-Eaton to Alicia Power and Sophie Dresser, 235 State St., Unit 327, $170,000.

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Deeds CONTINUES FROM PAGE F8 Rene A. Bernier and David W Ostrander, trustee, to Lamont Clemons and India Clemons, 115 Pasadena St., $130,000. Riccardo R. Carroll to Richard Mark Johnson, 36-38 Lakeside St., $200,000. Richard A. Quinn to Revampit LLC, 67 Bowles Park, $100,000. Richard Negrin and Gricelda Negrin to Fallah Razzak, 158 Chapin Terrace, $140,000. Round Two LLC, to Jony Hidalgo, 143-145 Oak Grove Ave., $307,000. Elite Real Estate Investment Group Inc., to Juvil Medina, 60-62 Edendale St., $100.

James J. Kmiecik to Derek J. Witt and Hailee Witt, 50 Webster Road, $140,000. Jason M. Nichols, Darcy S. Sinclair and Darcy S. Eskett to Jason M. Nichols, 15 Sczygiel Rd, $100. Mark A. Andrews, Joyce Andrews and Joyce A. Andrews to Nicole Cyr, 9-13 Pleasant St., $335,000. Paul A. Krasnecky and Robert A. Krasnecky to Brian Rein, 7 Longview Ave., $295,000. Thomas N. Ollari and Kara E. Ollari to Janice Lee B. Samson, 71 Babcock Tavern Road, $385,000. Jennifer M. Fox to Ryan Norton and Nicole Prue, 58 East St., $212,500.

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Atticus L. Radinsky, individually and as personal representative of, Samuel Vazquez to Jennifer Corde- The Estate of Leon G. Radinsky ro, 124 Abbe Ave., $210,000. Sapana Sinchury and Bhakta Rasaily to Guy Meyitang, 132 Alderman St., $298,000. Shirely Lu to Veteran Stan LLC, 620 Roosevelt Ave., $145,009. Stephen R. Perry to Jessica E. Majkowski, Adam Majkowski and Jessica Majkowski, 32 Wellfleet Drive, $144,000. Tascon Homes LLC, to Llajaira Maldonado, Carlos H. Resto and Carlos J. Resto, 78 Sherbrooke St., $245,000. Verba S. Fanolis and Harry C. Fanolis to Michael P. Rodgers, 313-315 Dorset St., $182,500.

HOME & GARDEN John B. Driscoll, Sandra J. Driscoll, Erin T. Terpos, Mary E. Hulbert, John Bruce Driscoll, Peter M. Terpos and Peter J. Hulbert to Samantar Muse, 162 West Autumn Road, $400,000. John H. Brames, Ruth C. Brames and Ruth Brames to William Torres, 83 Armsrong St., $174,500. Tiana Phienboupha to Stephen R. Blanchette, 38 Queen Ave., $250,000. William Weltlich and Darlene Ingram to Antoinette Demaio, 12 St. Andrews Way, Unit 12, $379,000.

WENDELL Anne M. Diemand Bucci, “aka” Anne M. Diemand, to Judith D. Bailey, 374 Farley Road, “aka” 110B Farley Road, “aka” 373 Farley Road, $30,000.

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Susan Drive, $370,000.

Joshua Michael Lamb, Nicole M. Lamb and Nicole M. Demagistris to Andriy M. Makarchuk, 12 Farlaine Drive, $292,500.

Arthur L. Cross and Lois E. Cross to Joy L. Moore, trustee, Gary J. White, trustee, and Cross 2021 Irrevocable Trust, 105 Chesterfield Lynn A. Rix and Lynn A. Blascak to Road, $100. Travis B. Fanion, 119 Hawks Circle, Susan M. Melchin, trustee, and $476,000. Revocable Indenture of Trust of Mark S. Blaha and Linda L. Blaha to Susan M. Buczala, 419 Southwick Road, Unit Q-74, $229,000.

Henry S. Matuszko, to Peter Matuszko, 36 Unquamonk Hill Road and 36 Unquomonk Road, $100.

Michael D. Chechile to Cemo Inc.,

Felipe O. Goncalves, Philip O. Goncalves and Cindy M. Goncalves to Shannon Gumlaw and Wesley Gumlaw, 16 Primrose Lane, $410,000.

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WEST SPRINGFIELD Andrea F. Pohl to West Springfield Town, 695 Birnie Ave., $885,000. Bent Tree Development LLC, to Julian Halikias, 111 Union St., Unit 5, $179,900.

Jeffrey A. Millard, trustee, Jeffrey Millard, trustee, Twelve Pulaski Trust, Twelve Pulaski Realty Trust, Jeffrey A. Millard and Jeffrey Millard to Nexus Apartments LLC, 12 Pulaski St., $204,900.

Brian D. Perdue and Topsham Realty to Anderson Logistics Inc., 216 Day St., Unit 2C3, $110,000.

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., to Brian Provencher and Amanda Rogers, 15 Williston Drive, $330,000. Joseph C. Kolodziej to Joseph C. Kolodziej and Tammy L. Kolodziej, 117-119 North St., $100.

Michael J. Pluta and Preciosa B. Pluta to Hazel Zebian and Joseph Zebian, 29-31 Stony Hill Road, $290,000.

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Arnaldo Vigil-Flores to David Jay Mendelsohn, 4-6 Eddy St., and 10 Eddy St., $275,000.

Sharper Holdings LLC, to Frantz Jean-Batiste, 8 Storrs St., $120,000.

John Lewis and Cheryl Lewis to Tyler S. Anderson and Brittany Anderson, 799 Stony Hill Road, $420,000.

Katie Edgett to Giavanna M. Colaccino and Daniel Rodrigues, 2205 Boston Road, Unit J-93, $200,000.

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Paul C Randell to Maryjo K Randell and Kenneth A Loehle, 40 B Fountain Rd, $145,000.

Jessika Arcouette and Jessika Pecoy to Lisandra Figueroa and Thomas Patrick Tully, 26 Merrill Road, $345,000.

Joseph J. Gubala to Charles W. Coscore, 2205 Boston Road, Unit H-72, $215,000.

Wahid Uddin and Irfan Ud Din to Fahad LLC, 1542-1458 Carew St., $285,000.

Lori M. Whitman to Ethan Pearson, Hollow Road, $27,500.

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Giberson Construction Inc., to MeFrancisco DeJesus Paulino lissa E. Herrera, 281 Montgomery and Shayhira Suazo Herrera to Road, $439,000. Rajeshkumar K. Patel, trustee, and John P. Cavanaugh, Lori CavaParth Realty Trust, trustee of, 6 naugh and Traci Cavanaugh Danforth Farms Road, $769,500. to Walide Soufane, 8 Oak St., Manuel Santos Jr., to Aman$200,188. da Farr, 3068 Boston Road, John S. Haftmann and Maureen $235,000. A. Haftmann to Philip K. Hotchkiss and Annmarie Hotchkiss, 95 WILLIAMSBURG Llewellyn Drive, $450,000.

Cathleen T. Harty to DayWest LLC, 1241 Elm St., Unit 1241-C2, $40,000. Daniba LLC, to 1067 Plat LLC, and 612 Lesley LLC, 1067 Riverdale St., $3,050,000. Dianne N. Brown and Sandra L. Nachbauer to Danielle Sorcinelli, 47 Almon Ave., $267,500. Hedge Hog Industries Corp., to Kenneth B. Beagle and Katie M. Beagle, 822 Main St., $717,000.

WESTFIELD Robert Pitts and Roger M. Merithew to Lori Assad, 159 Sunset Drive, $348,000. Roberta J. Belanger to Margaret Ferraro, 99 Holyoke Road, $290,000.

8 Riverside Drive, $257,500. Philip K. Hotchkiss, Annmarie Hotchkiss and Annmarie Fedak to Lynn Ann Wallace, trustee, and Lynn Ann Wallace Living Trust, trustee of, 51 Holland Ave., $304,900.

Rebecca L. Pescitelli to Richard Anton and Paul Bessette, 138 Tonya L. Plante to Amber Rose Plante, 41 Dickens Drive, $275,000. Main St., Unit 5, $200,000. Alice B. Carbonneau to Michael F. Ricci Tomassetti to Mark R. DelMonte, 37 St Dennis St., Tierney, 7 Fowler Ave., $60,000. $250,000. Berkshire Land Co., LLC, to Suzanne A. Tracy and Gerald E. Jessica A. Britton, 36 Casimir St., Tracy to Upper Room LLC, 22 Elm $265,000. St., $225,000. Brad F. MacAdam and Elizabeth MacAdam to Maria E. Dowgiewicz and Richard E. Dowgiewicz, 56 WHATELY Woodmont St., $175,000. Mark Winne to Julie Eden ErCheryl A. Koval to Mark Malouin ickson, 31 Chestnut Plain Road, and Meredith L. Lawrence, 171 $360,000. Wild Flower Circle, $625,000. Full Bloom Market Garden LLC, to Christopher H. Gelonese and Mustang Whately Investors LLC, Kathryn M. Gelonese to Daniel Christian Lane, $12,829,600. Cronin and Courtney Kane, 168

Nicole Gray to Karly Cordova, 3 Burt Lane, $260,000. ZF-2021-1 LLC, to Ryan Dufour and Kathleen Dufour, 3 Horseshoe Lane, $350,000.

WORTHINGTON Thomas C. Pierce and Jamie E. Pierce to Joseph E. Carr and Elisabeth A. Carr, 17 Bailey Road, $151,000.

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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

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Monday, August 30, 2021 11:00 AM-WILBRAHAM 227 Three Rivers Road

sgl fam, 1,200 sf liv area, 1.1 ac lot, 5 rm, 3 bdrm, 1.5 bth, Hampden: Bk 14336, Pg 399

12:00 PM-SPRINGFIELD 769 Allen Street

sgl fam, 1,662 sf liv area, 0.22 ac lot, 7 rm, 3 bdrm,1.5 bth, fpl, Hampden: Bk 14808, Pg 528

1:00 PM-SPRINGFIELD 91 Dunmoreland Street

sgl fam, 1,432 sf liv area, 0.14 ac lot, 6 rm, 3 bdrm, 1 bth, fpl, Hampden: Bk 14833, Pg 170

2:00 PM-SPRINGFIELD 101 Mulberry Street, Unit #220 (Mulberry House Condominium) condo, 590 sf liv area, 3 rm, 1 bdrm, 1 bth Hampden: Bk 15224, Pg 59

3:00 PM-WESTFIELD 29 Cedar Lane

sgl fam, 2,624 sf liv area, 0.43 ac lot, 6 rm, 4 bdrm, 2 bth, Hampden: Bk 16065, Pg 65 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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366 School Street WEBSTER, MA

MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

12 ROOM / 6 BEDROOM 2-STORY

TWO FAMILY DUPLEX STYLE HOME WITH

TWO CAR DETACHED GARAGE 303 Fairview Avenue CHICOPEE, MA Features:

To be Sold on the Premises

• 2-Story Two Family Duplex Style Home • ±6,098 of Land • • Total of (12) Rooms w/ (6) Bedrooms & (3 ½) Baths • • UNIT #1: (6) Rooms w/ (3) Bedrooms & (1) Bath • ±1,256 S/F • • UNIT #2: (6) Rooms w/ (3) Bedrooms & (1 ½) Baths • ±1,256 S/F • • Oil Steam Heat • Full Basement • Enclosed Porch • Hardwood Floors • Zoned: RS • ✮ TWO CAR DETACHED GARAGE ✮ Sale Per Order of Mortgagee Attorney David A. Lavenburg Of the Firm of Bacon Wilson, P.C. 33 State Street, Springfield, MA Attorney for Mortgagee

Terms of Sale: $10,000.00 Deposit Cash or Certified Funds. 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies.

Other Terms to be Announced at Time of Sale.

Aaron Posnik

MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

6 ROOM / 3 BEDROOM 2-STORY

“CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ALL AMENITIES” 151 Franklin Street WESTFIELD, MA To be Sold on the Premises

Features:

• 2-Story Colonial Style Home • ±8,712 S/F of Land • • Total of (6) Rooms w/ (3) Bedrooms & (1) Bath • • ±1,248 S/F of Gross Living Area Above Grade • • Oil FWA Heat • Full Basement • Clapboard Siding • • (2) Porches • Public Water & Sewer • Zoned: RB • Sale Per Order of Mortgagee Attorney Joseph J. Lange

Of the Firm of Lyon & Fitzpatrick, LLP

14 Bobala Road, Holyoke, MA Attorney for Mortgagee

Terms of Sale: $10,000.00 Deposit Cash or Certified Funds. 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies.

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Aaron Posnik

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• 2 STORY FUNERAL HOME • To be Sold on the Premises

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH AT 1:00 P.M

• 2 STORY MIXED-USE FUNERAL HOME • 175 Old Worcester Road CHARLTON, MA To be Sold on the Premises

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH AT 1:00 P.M SEND for DESCRIPTIVE PICTURED BROCHURE or VISIT our WEBSITE at WWW.POSNIK.COM 1% BROKER’S INCENTIVE OFFERED! Sales Per Order Of Mortgagee Attorney Jerry B. Plumb

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75 Market Place, Springfield, Ma Attorney For Mortgagee

Terms of Sale: $10,000.00 Initial Deposit Per Property, Required at Time of Auction in Cash or Certified Funds. Deposit to be Increased to 10% of Purchase Price within 5 Business Days of Auction Sales. 5% Buyer’s Premium Applies per Property.

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Birds 5 Beautiful Parakeets, with 4 ft. cage. $50.00. Message me 413-523-6002

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Med. Equip Sales/Wanted Chariot lift, by Bruno. Ask. $2,000, sells new $4,000 . Only used once. Attaches to car hitch. 413-231-6944

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