I received an email from the Fochabers Heritage Center today. Here is what they indicated:
Thank you for your interesting email, I'm afraid at the moment Orlage is puzzling us too, I spoke to the Local Studies officer but he drew a blank, we will keep trying to get an answer.
Balfour is actually Badfour, this was a farm at Enzie. , Badfour would be about 9 miles (by road) from Auchenhalrig (todays spelling) . This would seem right as the witnesses at the baptism wouldn't have travelled too far which is why tracing Orlag is such a puzzle as we presume it is in this vicinity but of course the 1st rule of genealogy research is never presume!. Badfour Farm is first mentioned in 1590 and belonged to the Gordon family.
Todays spelling of Nether and Upper Dalachie is Dallachy, they are both busy growing communities. During WW11 there was an airbase there RAF Dallachy, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and British squadrons of Coastal Command flew Beaufighters attacking German shipping, mainly along the Norwegian and Dutch coasts, Do you use Libindx (Moray Local Heritage Births Deaths Index) in your searches?, it's a good source of information and available to everyone on the internet.
We will certainly get back to you if anything about Orlage surfaces, if we can be of any help with anything else please get in touch.
So the hunt continues......