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A 2005 GMC Yukon hauling a trailer and driven by Mark Bogue, 73, of Farmington went out of control Thursday morning as it was heading south on state Route 133 in Jay. It struck a guy wire and post and the trailer spilled its contents all over the road. Traffic was rerouted for about 75 minutes. Bogue was not hurt, Jay police Sgt. Russell Adams said. Jay Police Department photo

JAY — An SUV hauling a trailer went off state Route 133 on Thursday morning and struck a guy wire and pole — spilling the contents of the trailer spilled all over the road, police Sgt. Russell Adams said.

The contents of a trailer spilled its contents all over Route 133 in Jay in a Thursday morning crash. No injuries were reported. Jay Police Department photo

The 2005 GMC Yukon driven by Mark Bogue, 73, of Farmington was heading south toward Livermore Falls about a half-mile before the Bean’s Corner intersection of state Route 156.

Bogue lost control of the vehicle, Adams said. No power lines were disturbed.

The section of road was blocked off for about 75 minutes before the contents of the trailer were cleared from the road, he said. Traffic was rerouted down state Route 156 in Jay and McCrillis Corner Road in Wilton.

Jay Patrolman Noah Kolodji was assisted by Jay and Wilton fire rescue departments.

Donna M. Perry is a general assignment reporter who has lived in Livermore Falls for 30 years and has worked for the Sun Journal for 20 years. Before that she was a correspondent for the Livermore Falls...