DIXFIELD – Melvin Rocky Bishop owned three house trailers that he rented on his Morse Hill Road property, on the same side of the road as his house in East Dixfield. Also, Rover’s Hideaway campground is owned by the Maine Rover’s Camping Club, and is located on the other side of the road. In addition, the officer first on the scene was Dixfield police Officer Thomas Gould. A story on Saturday’s A1 contained incorrect information.
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