The H. Boyce mill operated for eleven months during the census year ending May 31, 1870. It was valued at $2,500, with $2,100 of it in the sawmill. A total wage of $1,100 was paid to three men at the sawmill. Raw materials included $800 in logs. The mill produced 200,000 feet of lumber valued at $4,000. A total wage of $100 was paid to two men at the grist mill. Raw materials included $1,200 for 1,200 bushels of corn. The mill produced cornmeal valued at $1,800.