The brethren of William Sutton Lodge in Saugus, Massachusetts have an enviable new home, as reported in the Saugus Advertiser. After 43 years in their previous location, they have moved to the upstairs assembly room of the local First Congregational Church.Unlike so many lodges that move to steel pole barns in cornfields, the brethren of William Sutton Lodge have found a beautiful space that is enhanced by their antique furnishings. Congratulations, brethren, on your new home.
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