One unknown word and a query in French baptism 1771

[goldie61]

What's this word between 'et an', and 'a été baptisé' please?

"des dits mois et an, ? été baptisé par moy"

'Claude Philippe Bertolle' as godfather here is given as 'son agent'? - have I transcribed that correctly? It may be 'ayent' I suppose.  He was actually the child's grandfather. Any ideas?

Thanks

[bbart]

Is it "veufons" (widowed) ?  Would that even be in context with the rest?

[manukarik]

It's l'enfant - the child (or infant).

[manukarik]

Philippe Bertolle is son ayeul (aïeul, in modern French).

Although aïeul can mean ancestor, in this case, it means grand-father.

[goldie61]

Thank you so much.
Both queries solved.