Milton Township The Milton Junction Methodist Episcopal Church was organized and a church erected in the year 1867 under the pastorate of Rev. A. A. HOSKIN, at a cost of $2,000. It was built originally as a Methodist church with the privilege of being used by other denominations, when not occupied. For several years the church was closed, until in 1883 Rev. D. L. BARROWS began services, since which time they have regularly continued. The house was handsomely decorated in 1888 and otherwise improved under Rev. W. B. ROBINSON. There is now a good congregation and flourishing Sunday-school.   [Source: The Portrait & Biographical Album of Rock County, Wisconsin, ©1889 Acme, Chicago, IL; p. 1019]