from Latin Bastum meaning a rod. Adopted into 12th century French as Baston, a stick or staff or rod.
There is an old Greek word Bastazein meaning to lift up, raise or carry, as in a staff
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"Baton" is a word with several different usages - I will restrict my answer to it's use in music, as in "The conductor led the orchestra with his baton". To musicians everywhere, it's synonym in everyday talk is "the stick", which is also the English translation of the French word "baton".
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Romans were the first to use the word, so as far as what "Country did it come from", you could say Rome, to start with.