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Gives her first impressions of Mrs. Sprague, the new principal of the Schofield School, who has just arrived. Discusses her activities since her recent arrival in Aiken. Mentions that a cotton gin recently burned down. Describes the effects that the 1886 Charleston earthquake and its continued aftershocks have had on the population and on physical structures; passes on stories from her friends. Says nothing in her house was broken by the quake. Briefly remarks on getting references from potential boarders.
