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Carse went to his hundred with sixes off successive deliveries from Aldridge but before he could face another ball, last man Callum Parkinson was caught at silly point to end the innings.
Andy Umeed made a rapid 28 off 31 balls as Somerset looked to set up the game before lofting a catch to long-off.
Tom Lammonby hit 36 off 34 balls before being bowled by Drissell and Tom Abell then added 36 with the patient Lewis Goldsworthy before he fell for 38.
Tom Banton raced to 46 off 28 balls before miscuing a catch to mid-off and Abell reached a confident 69-ball half-century but fell soon afterwards when he edged behind for 56.
James Rew and Archie Vaughan had added a further 35 to take the lead past 400 before they went off for bad light and Somerset declared.
Durham made a disastrous start against spin from both ends, Alex Lees calling for a quick single to cover off the first ball of the second over, bowled by Vaughan, and Ben McKinney was unable to beat Abell’s throw to wicketkeeper Rew.
Lees edged Leach to Overton at leg slip and departed for six before Vaughan bowled Scott Borthwick leaving Durham facing a massive uphill battle.
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